one Pulse from a constant pulse.

[cursive portal]

Exactly as the title says, how do I get one pulse from a constant pulse.?

[dense sphinx]

why would you need that

theres probably an easier way to do what you're thinking

[cursive portal]

How so?

[dense sphinx]

just explain why you want this

is it for when the room loads?

[fading harbor]

no

[cursive portal]

It’s for an audio player

[dense sphinx]

what about it

[cursive portal]

I don’t want the pulse to keep playing the audio again and again

So I need a single pulse

[dense sphinx]

why are you using a 30hz

[fading harbor]

Too complicated to explain here. You'd have to see it in-game

do you know how or no?

[dense sphinx]

my bro im laying in bed. I know exactly how to do what you're asking, but theres amost certainly a better way, if you would just take time to explain the use to me.

[fading harbor]

your refusal to help despite knowing how tells me all I need to know. I'll wait for someone else, thx

[dense sphinx]

Use a boolean variable. When the 30hz runs, ask if the variable is true already. If not, set to true and run whatever it is you're wasting cpu heat on. If not, do nothing

[dense sphinx]

With that said, my refusal to help is not a refusal at all. I just need more information to give you an optimized and possibly more efficient solution. For example, if you were trying to play music when a player joins, you don't even need a 30hz for that.

But I guess you wanted to unpersonalized generic probably-not-optimal way to go

you do you i guess

[fading harbor]

I understand that already. As I said, the logic behind what I'm doing is too complicated to explain here. I wanted precisely what I asked for.

So thanks, I'll try your suggestion

[oak summit]

I feel like with more explanation or an image you could’ve been provided with a more efficient solution but if that works it works i guess

[mild crow]

you can use delay to decrease the rate of the 30hz, otherwise you can use a boolean variable to make sure it only outputs one signal at a time

[fading harbor]

I would have been happy to show or explain what I was doing, but a photo would not have explained the problem, and as I said a few times earlier, would not have made any sense if I had tried to explain it. It would have been a waste of everyone's time. That said, his idea DID work and has fixed my issue.

[dense sphinx]

while also wasting cpu

[fading harbor]

Maybe. I don't know yet. What, given what I've already said about the issue, would you suggest I do about it?

[dense sphinx]

take a video of the part of your circuit graph where you need this and post it here

[fading harbor]

I don't have any video software on my PC. Taking video would have cost me WAY more time.

[dense sphinx]

Win+G