Circuits clock

Synopsis

The owner or someone with rights starts, pauses and resumes it with a left click; a right click, only while paused, stops it, resets it to 00:00 and ends the game. Pausing does not end the game. Starting fires Trigger: Game starts and ending fires Trigger: Game ends, and team points only count while the clock runs. You can also control it from stacks with Effect: Control clock and Effect: Adjust clock.

Step by step

Start, pause and end a game

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Circuits clock

Place the Circuits clock. Run this test as the owner or with rights and using a mouse.
Left-click once and let a few seconds pass. Left-click again to pause; wait and check that the number does not change.
Left-click once more to resume. To finish, pause with another left-click and then right-click the paused clock.

Result: The clock counts up, preserves the time while paused and returns to 00:00 when ended. Pausing does not end the game.

Settings

This object has no settings window of its own: you place it and use it as it is, or from the circuits menu.

Notes

Right-clicking does not end a game while the clock is running: pause it first. “Game starts” and “Game ends” triggers can listen for those changes.
Invisibility control hides the boxes, Invisible click tile, Disable circuits and Room link. Scoreboards, the Circuits clock, chests and the control itself stay visible.
The Circuits clock counts up. Trigger: Clock reaches a time fires at that exact value.
On the Circuits clock, button 1 starts, pauses and resumes. Pausing does not end the game.
Button 2 on the Circuits clock only works while paused: it stops the clock, sets it back to 00:00 and fires Trigger: Game ends.
Only dice, roulettes and the Circuits clock have states.
Effect: Previous state only works on the Circuits clock: it starts it, it doesn't pause it.