Difference between revisions of "User:Cegaiel/Macros/Timer"

Revision as of 10:13, 18 February 2010

Counts down from the minutes/seconds you enter
Asks if you are using Real or Teppy mode (adjusts time accordingly for Teppy)
Times in 1/10 seconds for extra accuracy
Display the timer in a GUI window
Example Use: I use ATITD Timer to time 1m 40s (Real seconds), on Glazier Bench, so I know when to add 2cc. I use this program to time my project timer (ie 120s (2m) for Sheet Glass). Sure I could use two ATITD Timers, but I like the ability to just hit Numpad + Key to start timer, over and over. Once you input a time, it will repeat the same time over and over. Real mode seems to be more accurate than Teppy mode with Glazier bench, could be my lag, try for yourself and see.

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 *Times in 1/10 seconds for extra accuracy
 *Display the timer in a GUI window
-*<B>Example Use:</b> I use [[ATITD Timer]] to time 1m 40s (Real seconds), on Glazier Bench, so I know when to add 2cc. I use this program to time my project timer (ie 120s (2m) for Sheet Glass).  Sure I could use two ATITD Timers, but I like the ability to just hit Numpad + Key to start timer, over and over.  Once you input a time, it will repeat the same time over and over. A single click of Numpad + will start my project timer over. Real mode seems to be  more accurate than Teppy mode with Glazier bench, could be my lag, try for yourself and see.
+*<B>Example Use:</b> I use [[ATITD Timer]] to time 1m 40s (Real seconds), on Glazier Bench, so I know when to add 2cc. I use this program to time my project timer (ie 120s (2m) for Sheet Glass).  Sure I could use two ATITD Timers, but I like the ability to just hit Numpad + Key to start timer, over and over.  Once you input a time, it will repeat the same time over and over. Real mode seems to be  more accurate than Teppy mode with Glazier bench, could be my lag, try for yourself and see.
 *Added: 2/17/2010