So I hadn't seen a timer (rather than the actual osGetTime() function that just outputs the actual time) so I decided to make one. who knows, there might be one already made that I don't know about.
Anyway, As the title says, this is a timer, a very simple timer. It's more of a code that others can use than your homebrew application. (This is not a stopwatch or anything of the sort...although it can be made into one).
Inside the .zip file is the source and the .3dsx.
there are comments in the code saying what each thing does, as well as a clock that counts the current time down to the nanosecond.
I hope you all enjoy ^^
EDIT: Wow I was tired last night...I didn't even tell you much about what all it does:
It's able to count up to a certain number (in the example code I have it go to 60 seconds or 1 minute) and then you can just use an if statement to say what happens if it reaches 30 seconds or 60 seconds or whatever you want.
Anyway, As the title says, this is a timer, a very simple timer. It's more of a code that others can use than your homebrew application. (This is not a stopwatch or anything of the sort...although it can be made into one).
Inside the .zip file is the source and the .3dsx.
there are comments in the code saying what each thing does, as well as a clock that counts the current time down to the nanosecond.
I hope you all enjoy ^^
EDIT: Wow I was tired last night...I didn't even tell you much about what all it does:
It's able to count up to a certain number (in the example code I have it go to 60 seconds or 1 minute) and then you can just use an if statement to say what happens if it reaches 30 seconds or 60 seconds or whatever you want.
