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ZeldaXD

EE Homeboy

From: Cyprus

Joined: 2015-02-15

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[1.2] EE Stopwatch

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As the title indicates, this is a simple stopwatch for Everybody Edits, intended for speedrunning. Simply connect this bot to a world and as soon as you start moving, it will start a timer which will stop once you win the level (Disclaimer: the level needs either crown or trophy).

Features:

• Timer starts as soon as you start moving.

• Timer stops once you complete the level (i.e. touching crown or trophy).

• Displays the time for each coin you touch. This can be toggled by using quickchat "Thank you."

• Displays your current time by using quickchat "Help me!"

• Resets your timer whenever you use /reset.

Changelog:

• 1.2 - Fixed a major error with /reset, also added an attempt counter.

• 1.1 - Replaced System.Timers Timer with System.Diagnostics Stopwatch class, milliseconds are also included now.

• 1.0 - Released.

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ILikeTofuuJoe

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Re: [1.2] EE Stopwatch

speedrunning stuff?

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ZeldaXD

EE Homeboy

From: Cyprus

Joined: 2015-02-15

Posts: 1,539

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Re: [1.2] EE Stopwatch

Updated the bot with a small yet important thing (milliseconds).

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TaskManager

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Joined: 2015-03-01

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Re: [1.2] EE Stopwatch

small yet important thing (milliseconds).

is that a pun?

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ZeldaXD

EE Homeboy

From: Cyprus

Joined: 2015-02-15

Posts: 1,539

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Re: [1.2] EE Stopwatch

Updated... again. Had a major bug with /reset, it's fixed now. To make up for it I've also added an attempt counter.
Hopefully I won't have to update it again in a long time.

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Tomahawk

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From: UK

Joined: 2015-02-18

Posts: 2,830

Re: [1.2] EE Stopwatch

Updated the bot with a small yet important thing (milliseconds).

Eh, you can’t use a bot to measure an interval to the nearest millisecond using PlayerIO messages.

I posted a bunch about it a while back, but TL;DR: the latency variation means that a time to the nearest 0.5s is probably reasonable, and should be more than enough precision for a campaign anyway.

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