My timer doesn’t work. AGAIN.
I tried to give my timer two decimal points of accuracy by using the “seconds in game” block. It almost works, but the floating point decimal is causing a lot of issues.
It’s flashing between a normal timer and this. Please help.
what are the blocks?
ngl most of the time that happens, like if you try to make a seven opacity and it makes a really close amount, I’ve never been able to fix such a thing. But maybe it’s possible, but I think it’s just the game’s mechanics.
Maybe round the value to the nearest 100th?
look, this is mostly gimkit’s system being silly and deciding to round down the decimal places A LOT. I don’t know if this can be fixed…
How would I do that? I tried, and it doesn’t work as intended.
Can you wait about an hour?
Maybe limit the numbers that can be shown according to the time? Timers aren’t my thing, so idk…
Multiply by 100, round down, and divide by 100.
sure though i probably wont respond by then anyway
I did. I’ll take a picture of what happens.
This is a gimkit bug, try converting the weird number into text and keeping only the first 4 characters
Hey @ClicClac have you tried using the rounding block?
(i am going to proiritse this hlp guide cause i want to play the new gimkart)
Oh, whoops
Wait, so it didn’t work? huh…
He still needs to take a picture of what happened
YEah, i was monitering this guide.
This triggers off of the channel StartRace, which sends at the same time the fourth notification pops up when starting the game.
This is the block code for the game overlay when it just simple subtraction.
The result:
This is with doing it the way rithekd said:
The result: It somehow works, even though I did the EXACT same thing.
Edit: Nope. Broke again at exactly 1 minute.
This is a really clever idea, I’ll see if it works.
