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Another Countdown Question
In using the below formula, how do I adjust it to countdown NOT showing minetes but past 60 on the seconds. Say starting at 87:00 secs and counting down. I’ve played with it abit but just can’t get the formula right to do this. Any help is appreciated.
//countdown clock in miliseconds
ClockStart = 20; //Start time in minutes
start = ClockStart*60; //start time in seconds
compTime = start – time;
eTime = Math.floor(compTime);
csec = Math.floor((compTime – eTime)*100);
ms1 = Math.floor(csec/10);
ms2 = csec%10;
hr = Math.floor(eTime/3600);
h1 = Math.floor(hr/10);
h2 = hr%10;
min = Math.floor((eTime – hr*3600)/60);
m1 = min;
m2 = min%10;
sec = eTime – hr*3600 – min*60;
s1 = Math.floor(sec/10);
s2 = sec%10;
m1 + ‘:’ + s1 + s2 + ‘.’ + ms1 + ms2 -
4 Replies
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Something like this maybe:
clockStart = 120; // start time in seconds
clockTime = clockStart – time;
sec = Math.floor(clockTime).toString();
ms = Math.floor((clockTime%1)*100).toString();
if (ms.length < 2) ms = "0" + ms; sec + ":" + ms Dan -
I’ve seen very few kudo’s in these threads when a solution is provided and I don’t want to be one to add to that. So KUDO’s to ya for the perfect solution!
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I would like the expression to start working 2 seconds into the composition. If someone can help me out that would be much appreciated. Thanks
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if anyone is interested in the last comment on this post, I think the answer is a little something like this
clockStart = 0; // start time in seconds
timeToStart = 2
clockTime = clockStart + (time – timeToStart);
sec = Math.floor(clockTime).toString();
ms = Math.floor((clockTime%1)*100).toString();
if(time>timeToStart==true){
if (ms.length < 2) ms = "0" + ms; sec + ":" + ms } else(value) Oh I changed the timer to count up, not down, to fix change line one's value to 120, and change line two's + to a - and if you want it to Stop at a specific time, flip the inequality symbol.
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