Help with a custom timer

[LB]

Max() take a number and makes sure it doesn't go over the value you tell it. Min() is similar. Like a minimum and a maximum.

@bigredron: that has absolutely nothing to do whatsoever with this problem, and I thus have no idea whatsoever why you even posted it.

[SEELE]

Actually its the exact opposite of the above post; Max() takes a value and makes sure it doesn't go [UNDER!] the second value.

[Olivier]

Take a look at MMF's help file for a definition of all these well hidden functions. It's under Special Object > Expressions.

[LB]

Try ceil(min(VALUE, 0)), that should make sure it only hits zero when it IS zero.

[uprize]

Max() take a number and makes sure it doesn't go over the value you tell it. Min() is similar. Like a minimum and a maximum.

@bigredron: that has absolutely nothing to do whatsoever with this problem, and I thus have no idea whatsoever why you even posted it.

That will make sure that the value is never 0. Which from what I understand is what he wants.

[LB]

No he wants the value to only show 0 when it is EXACTLY 0.

[SEELE]

Try ceil(min(VALUE, 0)), that should make sure it only hits zero when it IS zero.

Again you have it backward!... That will always display '0'..

[uprize]

No he wants the value to only show 0 when it is EXACTLY 0.

Well then my example will STILL WORK. It will only show the maximum value if it is not 0