basically just the simpleest loop but i need it to count in seconds is there a way to do this ?

int x = 0

While ( x < 45 )

loopMessage.Show() ; countdown message

x += 1

end while

How to i make the loop run once a second?

Or should I use floats and like GetCurrentRealTime() ?

Int x = 45   While (x >= 1)      Debug.Notification(x + "seconds")      Utility.Wait(1.0)      x -= 1   EndWhileDebug.Notification("Out of time")

I think that'll work

- Hypno

This^

Ok I'll try this out thank you

Hey It worked great but for some reason, it second takes like 2 seconds? lol

Did you forget the Utility.Wait(1.0)?

Alternatively you could do something like this...

Scriptname _test_testscript extends ActiveMagicEffectfloat fStartFunction StartTimer()    fStart = Utility.GetCurrentRealTime()    RegisterForSingleUpdate(45.0)endFunctionFunction EndTimer()    UnregisterForUpdate()    float fTime = 45.0 - (Utility.GetCurrentRealTime() - fStart)    Debug.Notification("Timer has "+fTime+" seconds left")endFunctionEvent OnUpdate()    Debug.Notification("Time is up!")endEvent

I thought that might happen. Notification messages display for a few seconds, only three can be displayed, and the rest will get backed up in a que of sorts. Perhaps you might be better off with what mojo suggested

- Hypno

UnRegisterForSingleUpdate() doesn't exist. UnRegisterForUpdate() will clear single update registrations.

Oops yeah my bad - typo