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  1. #1
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    FREE : GlobalTimer Action Plugin

    An AutoPlay Media Studio Action Plugin That Provides Global Timers

    Features :
    • It has 2 functions , Start and Stop
    • It works with a single callback function
    • It can create timers as much as Operating System can provide, min: ~1024 timers per window
    • Easy to use


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    Thanks for another great plugin reteset.
    There are 10 types of people in the world: those who understand binary, and those who don't.

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    GlobalTimer Action Plugin Has Been Updated To AutoPlay Media Studio 8

    More Details Can Be Found Here

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    Reteset,

    is there a way to reset a Global timer?

    Any way, many thanks for it again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cybergraph View Post
    Reteset,

    is there a way to reset a Global timer?

    Any way, many thanks for it again.
    what did you mean by reset

    if you want to reset an existing timer with a different interval
    you can override existing timer , this will only change the interval of that timer

    for example:

    Code:
    TimerID = 100;
    
    GlobalTimer.Start(TimerID, 50);
    
    if (something_happened) then
    
       GlobalTimer.Start(TimerID, 500);
    
    end

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    Yes, I misunderstood the term "timer", because normally a timer is intended as something that encreases its value over time.

    In AMS a timer acts like a "metronomes", that give an interval of time without counting the past time.

    Now it's clear. Thanks.

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    Wrong forum...
    Last edited by MadDogDean; 01-23-2011 at 05:58 PM.

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