TimerEasy - A module to make timer more easy

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#1

Welcome into the TimerEasy Forum.

:sparkles: Get the Model

:pushpin: Documentation and Source Code

Hello everyone.
This module has been created to use the timers more easier with some functions.

:tada: Installation
First, get the model from the Library.
After it, place the module in the ReplicatedStorage and in a script, get it.

local TimerEasy = require(game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage").TimerEasy)

:clapper: Some examples

Simple timer system:

local TimerEasy = require(game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage").TimerEasy)

local myTimer = TimerEasy.new(60)
myTimer:Play()

myTimer.TimeChanged:Connect(function(newTime)
	script.Parent.TextLabel.Text = "Time left: "..newTime
end)

If you want to use the second multiplier

local TimerEasy = require(game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage").TimerEasy)

local myTimer = TimerEasy.new(60)
myTimer:Play()

workspace.DetectPart.Touched:Connect(function(hit)
	if game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(hit.Parent) == game.Players.LocalPlayer then
		myTimer:SetSecondMultiplier(2)
	end
end)

myTimer.TimeChanged:Connect(function(newTime)
	script.Parent.TextLabel.Text = "Time left: "..newTime.." (x"..myTimer.SecondMultiplier..")"
end)

If you want to make the timer more fast:

local TimerEasy = require(game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage").TimerEasy)

local myTimer = TimerEasy.new(60)
myTimer:Play()
myTimer:SetSpeedTime(0.5)

myTimer.TimeChanged:Connect(function(newTime)
	script.Parent.TextLabel.Text = "Time left: "..newTime
end)

Check the documentation if you want to see more functions.

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#2

This looks beyond useful for me. I can’t wait to try it out to see if it works!

Edit: To the other’s in the thread: I’m just trying to congratulate the OP for trying to make this resource to benefit others even though it could be done easily.

Its the thought that counts :slight_smile:

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#3

I don’t want to be rude but this looks useless as you can do this:

local timevalue = 100
local speed = 0.5

local function onTimeChange()
     print("Time changed to "..tostring(timevalue))
end

task.spawn(function()
     while true do
          timevalue -= 1;
          task.wait((1 * speed))
     end
end)

Using your own code for easy and not important things is way better than use third parties code.

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#4

Would have more use if it counted in decimals, it’s more time consuming to install than to just script a timer.

	while wait(1) do
		if mapWaitTime > 0 then
			mapWaitTime -=1
		else
			break
		end
	end

It has potential, just isn’t quite there yet.

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#5

this is just what I need for my game but what if you want to create a stopwatch and when the player dies for example the timer stops.

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#8

This module has been made by me for the fun.
And this module is intended for beginners and people who use the timer a lot in different scripts

#9

This module is intended for beginners and people who use the timer a lot in different scripts

#10

You can’t even edit the timer GUI? What’s stopping you from this.

local timer = 60 -- your time (default, minute.)
local speed = 5 -- ur speed
for i = 1,60 do
timer -= 1
task.wait(1*speed)
end

Most efficient code, but others code are great too.

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#11

I made this module to help beginners and for the fun, but u can use make with it yes

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#12

You still shouldn’t depend on an 3rd party module that you can already make one yourself in 10 seconds.

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