In Game Time Clock
Brigander 16 Feb 2012
Its installed, just trying to get the kinks ironed out from the transition to 1.1 >_>
Bladedemon70 22 Feb 2012
I like the clock and all but when using it i can't seem to get the clock to keep the minute updated to each minute but it only updates every 10 could it be and indentation problem or pure user error.... and yes i have the same set up made here />
Brigander 22 Feb 2012
What rate is your timer set to?
Try setting it to .8 seconds in order to get the minute digits to move properly.
Try setting it to .8 seconds in order to get the minute digits to move properly.
Bladedemon70 22 Feb 2012
tired that any other suggestions and also im going to look in the code to see if its all good on my part
*Edit*
I found out that the last digit of the minute is off timing...
Looked at the code and can't figure out what is up.
*Edit*
I found out that the last digit of the minute is off timing...
Looked at the code and can't figure out what is up.
Selkitty 22 Feb 2012
Very nice setup, Brig. also, to those who ask while I'm streaming the clock on my map is a replica of this clock XD nothing more nothing less.
On a side note: I tried to build this in littleblocks... I was nearly finished when I realized I couldnt adjust the timer with littleblocks... I'll look into a CC based timer to see if I can resolve some issues I have and if I get it finished I'll stream it and save that clip ^^ (in littleblocks it would only take up like four or so blocks, so it'd make a nice wall clock
On a side note: I tried to build this in littleblocks... I was nearly finished when I realized I couldnt adjust the timer with littleblocks... I'll look into a CC based timer to see if I can resolve some issues I have and if I get it finished I'll stream it and save that clip ^^ (in littleblocks it would only take up like four or so blocks, so it'd make a nice wall clock
Selkitty 22 Feb 2012
would be interesting and certainly smaller if it were a peripheral but I think that would also take the challenge out of building it :x
Bladedemon70 23 Feb 2012
Hey still having problems with the clock not changing every minute and its the last digit of the clock on the minute side that is stuck.
How is the function cableSet() segment suppose to be indented i think that is where my problem may be occuring.
How is the function cableSet() segment suppose to be indented i think that is where my problem may be occuring.
Selkitty 23 Feb 2012
Bladedemon70, on 23 February 2012 - 02:20 PM, said:
Hey still having problems with the clock not changing every minute and its the last digit of the clock on the minute side that is stuck.
How is the function cableSet() segment suppose to be indented i think that is where my problem may be occuring.
How is the function cableSet() segment suppose to be indented i think that is where my problem may be occuring.
derpderpderp, I havent entirely woken up yet
Edited by Selkitty, 23 February 2012 - 02:41 PM.
Brigander 23 Feb 2012
Bladedemon70, on 23 February 2012 - 02:20 PM, said:
Hey still having problems with the clock not changing every minute and its the last digit of the clock on the minute side that is stuck.
How is the function cableSet() segment suppose to be indented i think that is where my problem may be occuring.
How is the function cableSet() segment suppose to be indented i think that is where my problem may be occuring.
Er indentation is for readability it has no impact on how the program functions...
Bladedemon70 23 Feb 2012
Hmmm...idk maybe just me ill try again later but my setup is right... its exactly like the picture....
I reput the code in and doesnt work still but i have to ask do you put it in its own .lua file or write it into the computer manually thorugh mc.... I dont know what i have done wrong but i really want this to work
*Edit*
Since I want to learn to code this stuff anyway ill make my first self project a clock for myself....If this is ok.... I think it'll be a good thing to get me started jsut need to know how to get it going but I'll figure it out some how...
Thanks for the help... and also thanks Brigander for the cool clock...
I reput the code in and doesnt work still but i have to ask do you put it in its own .lua file or write it into the computer manually thorugh mc.... I dont know what i have done wrong but i really want this to work
*Edit*
Since I want to learn to code this stuff anyway ill make my first self project a clock for myself....If this is ok.... I think it'll be a good thing to get me started jsut need to know how to get it going but I'll figure it out some how...
Thanks for the help... and also thanks Brigander for the cool clock...
scyl 24 Feb 2012
Did something changed in ComputerCraft?? because this just stopped powering the cables after I update to 1.3. The clock in the terminal(when I right click on it) is still working, but it is not outputting to the cables.
wackybob 27 Feb 2012
Selkitty, on 22 February 2012 - 08:19 AM, said:
Very nice setup, Brig. also, to those who ask while I'm streaming the clock on my map is a replica of this clock XD nothing more nothing less.
On a side note: I tried to build this in littleblocks... I was nearly finished when I realized I couldnt adjust the timer with littleblocks... I'll look into a CC based timer to see if I can resolve some issues I have and if I get it finished I'll stream it and save that clip ^^ (in littleblocks it would only take up like four or so blocks, so it'd make a nice wall clock
On a side note: I tried to build this in littleblocks... I was nearly finished when I realized I couldnt adjust the timer with littleblocks... I'll look into a CC based timer to see if I can resolve some issues I have and if I get it finished I'll stream it and save that clip ^^ (in littleblocks it would only take up like four or so blocks, so it'd make a nice wall clock
i tried to make this in littleblocks, but the lamps dont show up, and the wires dont show up either...
what versions did you use?
Leo Verto 06 Mar 2012
Can I use the time encoding and formating functions for my alarm clock?
Of course I'll credit you!
Of course I'll credit you!