koobas.hobune.stream
A Split Second Timer;
Hey Guys and Girls,
I am trying desperately now to make a split second timer, I can't seem to get the equation right for them, this is what I have developed so far.
var timerSec = Mathf.Round(timer);
var splitSeconds : int = (timerSec * 100) % 100;
alertTimer = String.Format ("{0:00}:{0:00}", timerSec, splitSeconds);
This is meant to count down from 20, the "seconds" part of it works fine, but I can't make split seconds, it keeps giving me the same as "seconds".
I hope that 1) you know I mean and 2) someone can point me in the right direction.
Thanks in advance!
You are using your already rounded value to calculate splitSeconds.
What you want is the difference between timer and timerSec.
Assuming timer is a float measuring seconds this should work:
var fractions: int = 100; // for hundredths of sec
var timerSec: int = Mathf.RoundToInt(timer);
var splitSeconds: int = Mathf.RoundToInt((timer - timerSec) * fractions);
alertTimer = String.Format ("{0:00}:{0:00}", timerSec, splitSeconds);
You are using the round value when calculating the split seconds. Try changing to this:
var splitSeconds : int = (timer * 100) % 100;
Also, I think that doesn't work the way you want with floats, so maybe you need this:
var splitSeconds : int = ((int)(timer * 100)) % 100;
"{0:00}:{1:00}"
Also, your splitseconds should use timer, not timerSec, as timerSec is an Int already.
var timerSec = $$anonymous$$athf.Round(timer);
var splitSeconds : int = $$anonymous$$athf.Round(timer * 100) % 100;
alertTimer = String.Format ("{0:00}:{1:00}", timerSec, splitSeconds);
If you want to track fractional seconds, why are you using an int?
var secondsLeft : float;
function Start() {
secondsLeft = 20.0;
}
function Update() {
secondsLeft -= Time.deltaTime;
}
function OnGUI() {
GUILayout.Label(secondsLeft.ToString("n2"));
}
