#Math and Events

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pure echo
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I need help so when there’s a 5 second countdown and i think i did it wrong and how do you turn a event reciver on at using a exec?

scarlet pike
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Maybe chuck your question through Grammarly and then ask again 😅

low knoll
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I understand Giberglish

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So for that first question

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You need an delay, int variable, a subtract chip, less or equal, and if

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Input the delay for 1 second

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Connect the output of the int variable to the input of the subtract chip and connect the input of the int variable to the output of the subtract chip

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And put the bottom input as 1

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Then run the delay

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And put the after delay to the input execution of the int variable

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Wire the “less or equal” to the output of the int variable

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And leave it there because it’s automatically set to 0

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Wire your if chip to the Boolean output of the less or equal

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Wire the output execution of true int variable to the if chip

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The “then” output will signify when the timer is done. The “else” output will signify the timer still running

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Wire the “then” output of the if chip to “cancel” on the delay

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Then use the “cancel” output of the delay as a “timer done” output

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Now for that second question

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You need a event definition

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Name your event definition anything

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For this example it will be called “1one”

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Get an event sender and an event receiver

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Configure both of them to the event “1one”

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And then send an execution to the event sender

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There you go! Hope this helped : D

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Oh I almost forgot

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Clone the int variable next to the delay

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And wire the output of the cloned int variable to “run” on the delay

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And set it to any number you like

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If I set it as 60

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Then it will count down to 60 seconds

pure echo
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I said this so wrong

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scarlet pike
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low knoll
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Ok

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What time

pure echo
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8 minutes

pure echo
low knoll
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At 12:50?