Chronometer

[rustyou]

Hello,

I'ld like create a stopwatch.

With 2 btn for go and stop chrono.

there is an example ?

[CoreStylerz]

Only for chronometer?
Just use ruby ticker to 1 sec and you will get 1 tick every second.
Make a counter and set max 60 to get minutes and so on...
Display counter values.

[rustyou]

hi CoreStylerz,

Yes.

1 btn for start. and 1 other btn for stop time

[rustyou]

i am bad with ruby

[tester]

Check in the toolbox for the ruby module that was described. Using it - does not requires knowing how ruby works.

[KG_is_back]

This one uses code counter. start and stop toggle a boolean and that controls a counter within an assembly code. After that the counter is divided by samplerate and you get very precise time in seconds

[rustyou]

Just prefect !!

Thank you KG !!!!!!

[RJHollins]

Thanks KG !!

One for the toolbox ... cause ya just never know

[CoreStylerz]

I've build a green+ruby ticker chronomater.. 4-5 minutes.
Here is:

Chronometer.fsm

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Ability to start, stop and reset timers.
Also decimals for seconds.

Kg module is ok, but requires audio load.

[KG_is_back]

I've build a green+ruby ticker chronomater.. 4-5 minutes.Here is:

Chronometer.fsm

(5.05 KiB) Downloaded 3 times

Ability to start, stop and reset timers.Also decimals for seconds.Kg module is ok, but requires audio load.

Very cool...

Yes you're right about the audio load, but the advantage of my chronometer is, that it is controlled by streamboolean (or defacto by any stream) so it can be sample-precise when triggered by streams.