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BirdByte wrote:

blargin wrote:

OK done with <brodcast recieved> now i have another idea:

repeat for () secs

You could use the timer.

reset timer
repeat until <(timer) > ((time you want) - (0.01))>
 scripts
end

There's a problem with that idea though, say the script in the repeat takes longer than the time, would it stop or go until the end of the loop, the timer one does the latter

BirdByte wrote:

zammer990 wrote:

BirdByte wrote:

You could use the timer.

reset timer
repeat until <(timer) > ((time you want) - (0.01))>
 scripts
end

There's a problem with that idea though, say the script in the repeat takes longer than the time, would it stop or go until the end of the loop, the timer one does the latter

For example,

repeat for (4) secs
     wait (5) secs
end

AFTER-PREVIEW EDIT: Aww, no custom C blocks! D:

well if you say repeat for 4 secs then you wouldn't want to put wait 5 secs in it anyway because you want it for 4 secs so if you do that the block will just turn red.

BirdByte wrote:

blargin wrote:

OK done with <brodcast recieved> now i have another idea:

repeat for () secs

You could use the timer.

reset timer
repeat until <(timer) > ((time you want) - (0.01))>
 scripts
end

not if you need it for something else