Clock generator, is possibile

[daniele]

I'm looking for the chance to have a clock generator modified as:
MMF2 exists with the simple function-every 1 second, add +1 to the counter

I need time to have a modified example:
Every "x" time - add +1 to counter

The "x" in this case is a variable and just take the the TrackBar value from a clock generator for a variable, but as you can create this simple function?
Regards
Daniele

[ProdigyX]

In which way do you plan to use the clock? Is it just a timer? Like every 5 seconds add 1 to a counter

[daniele]

Ok, you can do this with different instructions:

Every 00"40 add+1 in counter
Every 00"50 add+1 in counter
Every 00"70 add+1 in counter

I will instead have only one intruction that changes the time with the numerical value of a variable or trackbar so that, when the port trackbar at maximum, the clock increases and when the value of trackbar is to a minimum, the clock is slow.

[daniele]

Thi is my example, easy way?

[KLiK-iT]

Really don't understand what you are trying to do?

[Shawn]

Well if I'm understanding correctly, you have to use something such as Val A = 1 plus every 00"40: add 1 to counter. Then do that for each separate value. I can't really think of an easier way than just manually coding each of the times. The "Every" condition for the timer events doesn't let you use calculations. Maybe an extension like Time X might be better for that, but I haven't checked.

The only other way I can think of would be creating your own timer using "always". If the app runs at 50 FPS, then when you have always add 1 to counter, when the counter = 50, that's one second. You'd have to play around with it to get the appropriate times.

[Phi]

Try the Time X object, and use FrameRate for the seconds.

[daniele]

Try the Time X object, and use FrameRate for the seconds.

Thanks!!!!
time x is perfect for my application
loock my easy example