Help Building A Clock

[CrazyGoodDude]

I am building a clock and I understand how to make the time change normally (using relays and change print) but it always goes above sixty (i.e. 9:98)
Is there anyway to make it so the numbers do not go above sixty?

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[Only1rebel]

Ive been working on a clock myself, but I stopped working on it about 2-3months ago. I used the PrintEquals event to make it so it is 60 seconds. So like, PrintEquals>6>1 ... OnCondition1Pass>SetPrint 0.

[Space Guy]

You could use two bricks for the 'Ten Seconds' counter: set one as invisible and default to print count 4, then the other to print count 0 on the display. When going past ten seconds, increment both by one. When the invisible one reaches ten - onPrintCountOverflow - after sixty seconds, reset them both to 4 and 0, then increment 'Minutes' by one.

[phflack]

good idea, and thanks for this too, i was wondering, and i completly forgot about conditional events, i was trying to use variables which didn't work out too well

[CrazyGoodDude]

Ive been working on a clock myself, but I stopped working on it about 2-3months ago. I used the PrintEquals event to make it so it is 60 seconds. So like, PrintEquals>6>1 ... OnCondition1Pass>SetPrint 0.

where is the print equals event? if it is already programed I feel stupid.

[wowblockland]

where is the print equals event? if it is already programed I feel stupid.

what do you mean

[Mikery]

what do you mean

You wouldn't understand this, because you don't know what AIM is.

[CrazyGoodDude]

Solved!