Timer Good to .02 Seconds

[drnebula]

I've been trying to make a counter into a timer with start, stop, and reset buttons that would be able to measure to a hundreth (or 0.02) seconds. So far I have not had any luck. Anyone have some ideas?
Thanks,
Steve

[Sarah]

The frame rate defaults to 50 cycles a second. So it limits you to one fiftieth of a second. Change the frame rate to 100, and, depending on your PC and the amount of graphics you're throwing around the frame, you'll get hundredths of a second.

I wouldn't want to use this method for anything safety-critical...

[neat_Kliker2]

timer object (if its ported) ?

[drnebula]

It's fine if it the clock increments in one fiftieth of a second or 0.02 sec. The timer object gave me the hundreds of a second but kept repeating 1 to 99 then back to 1 to 99. I want the clock to show 1.54 then 3.56 seconds etc. And I am having trouble getting that.
Thanks,
Steve

[Dynasoft]

Use the "timer" expression in MMF, it's the time since the start of the app in 100ths (I think) of a second. Just store it when they press start, and then always set the visible counter to (timer-start)/100.0