Hello,
I'm very new to this awesome software and want to display a clock or a countdown in one corner of the background, which has to be visible at all times.
Probably the solution is pretty easy, but I couldnt think of a way.
And is there a way to display a countdown in a m:s way like 1:08 and not only in seconds?
Thanks in advance,
Lukas
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Countdown as Background
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- Daniel Willer
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- Joined: 06 Jan 2012, 18:12
Re: Countdown as Background
Hi there
This is pretty simple just use the Timer or the DateTime node connected to a ConvertToText node to format the time to your needs.
Press F1 on the ConvertToText to see how time formatting works.
For a counter with minutes and seconds the Format in the ConvertToText would look like that.
Cheers!
Daniel
This is pretty simple just use the Timer or the DateTime node connected to a ConvertToText node to format the time to your needs.
Press F1 on the ConvertToText to see how time formatting works.
For a counter with minutes and seconds the Format in the ConvertToText would look like that.
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{0:mm:ss}
Daniel
Re: Countdown as Background
This is quite a handy reference:
http://pdmlab.com/samples/stringformatting/
When you use the Convert-To-Text-Node you only need the part inside these { } brackets.
sq
http://pdmlab.com/samples/stringformatting/
When you use the Convert-To-Text-Node you only need the part inside these { } brackets.
sq