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[MirMirCreates]

Im pretty sure there is already a bunch of time guides

[Foxy]

any of the timer guides have this system

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How to make a colon-separated timer (Difficulty: )

In this tutorial, you will learn how to use game overlays to display text, and use math to turn numbers to time-form. What you will need: [g1] 1x Property 1x Repeater 1x Trigger 1x Counter 1x Game Overlay And of course, something to start the timer! I used a button for this. The first device we need to edit is the property. Set the name to timer, set the type to number, the default value to the amount of time you want the timer to last, and the scope to global [g2] Next, Let’s edit the…

How to make a timer when you press a "start" button [🟩]

In this tutorial, I will be showing you how to make a timer, with a start button. (Of course) This tutorial is easy, as shown above ^^^ Alright lets get into this. Step 1. You’ll need 1 Counter, 1 Button, and 1 Repeater, or a end game device if you want to end the game. Using @NavyCatZ’s method of Health regenerating, make that mechanism. Instead of using a health granter, use a counter. Go to channels for the button and make a channel (I used BUTTON) [image] Go to the “Channels” ta…

How to make a timer

Today I will be showing you how to make a timer. I have seen many questions about this topic, so I want to answer it now. There will be a few bonuses like how to start and stop the timer in the middle of a game(very simple), how to make this timer only for a certain team(or player), and how to activate something when the timer ends. These are all very simple, so I doubt anyone will have trouble with this.

Devices:

Repeater 1x Lifecycle 1x Counter 1x

The Few Step Solution

Set the Counter’s targe…

Speedrun Timer (3/10)

This guide is for those who want to create obbys or any obstacle and want it timed for people. Items needed: 2 triggers 4 wires 2 lasers 1 counter 1 property 1 game overlay Memory Usage = 985 Add 2 lasers like this: [Screenshot 2023-11-09 1.05.45 PM] Set both lasers to do no damage, Set top laser to start timer, Set bottom laser to reset timer incase they go back to the lobby, *Optional: you can make the lasers invisible in the all options tab and scroll to the bottom, Now connec…

(Mini Guide🤏) Wireless Timer (Difficulty: 1/10)

So, I’ve been working on my map when I discovered that they changed a counter channel setting. I realized that because of it, timers can now be wireless! I’m just going to use most of the settings from the counter I made on my map, but remember, all the channels and the starting amount can be whatever you want. So, let’s get started!

The Counter

You first want to set it up like this: <a class="lightbox" href="https://forum.creative.gimkit.com/uploads/default/original/2X/f/f35…

How to make a timer that can be triggered

Disclaimer: There could be other ways to make a timer that is better but this is way works pretty well. Anyways I find that these timers are very useful when used with functionality not just to track time. To make a timer follow these steps Set up a Button or whatever is needed to trigger the timer and add a channel for the when-pressed channel, Connect it with an Item granter using the when-pressed channel, this channel will connect the button and item granted. The granter will set the…

How to make a timer. That starts and ends when you enter a zone

How to make a timer. In this guide I will show you the easiest way to make a timer. Step 1: Place 2 zones a counter and a repeater. Step 2: Name the first zone start and the second zone end. Step 3: Place your zones where you want the timer to start and end based on there names. Step 4: For the repeater, Start repeater on “start” When task occurs “+1” Task interval “1.0” Stop repeater on End Step 5: For the counter Starting value at 0, Increment counter on “+1”. If you want your timer to j…

How to make a timer using a counter()

Timers can be used for a lot of stuff, like time limits for a certain room and team. This guide will show you how to make one. Step 1: Place a life cycle. The event should be set to Game Start by default. If you want it to start when something triggers instead, replace the life cycle with another device that will trigger the timer. Step 2: Place a Repeater. Put 1 in Task Interval and put how long you want the timer to be in “Time to Run” (You have to have “After period of time” as the stop s…

More Efficient Overlay Timer

Credit to JoeTheChicken (https://forum.creative.gimkit.com/u/JoeTheChicken) for inspiration. Here is the link to the original timer How to make a colon-separated timer (Difficulty: ). To create an overlay timer, you only need 3 properties, 1 game overlay device, 1 repeater, and 1 button/lifecycle. This saves slightly more memory than the original clock. Name one of each the properties “hours”, “minutes”, or “seconds” for organization. The properties should all have a starting value of 0 and…

[Floppy]

It said this

[VoidFluffy]

we don’t need anymore guides on this. there are already like a million.
there’s a search function, you know. next time, use it before you make something like this.

[Foxy]

just mark a solution