How do I restrict a Timer to be only 30 seconds?

[piperrandall]

I need to be able to have a timer that stops after 30 seconds for a project I'm doing.

[Anke]

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[Taifun]

Use the clock component

[Guide] How to use the CLOCK

Hello everyone, I have made a basic guide on how to use the clock component. Here, I will explain all the blocks associated to the clock component and a few sample projects which use the clock. 1.DESIGNER PROPERTIRES OF THE CLOCK 1.1Timer Always Fires This is a Boolean property, i.e it accepts only true or false. If you wish the clock to run even if the application is not the active screen, i.e the user is using some other application. Can this be set using blocks? Yes! By default: Tru…

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[Ritshika_Saha]

Try this ( don't know how much it will work. Just try.). .

[TIMAI2]

You mean 30000

[ABG]

Interval is in milliseconds, so for 30 seconds you would need 30000 milliseconds.

[Ritshika_Saha]

Oh sorry.

[Ritshika_Saha]

Thanks for pointing out.

[piperrandall]

Thank you! I'll try and see if it works.

[piperrandall]

For a project I'm doing I need to be able to stop a timer after 30 seconds. Once it stops, it should take you to a new screen. How would I do that?

[TIMAI2]

use the "open another screen" block in the clock timer event.