How do you make a clock using events?

[Ned100]

I want to know how to make a clock thing that counts minutes and hours (Maybe seconds too)

[Ad Bot]

[popman98]

Apple pie

[Tremrist]

Banana Cream Pie

[Crown2]

on print overflow events, but Kalphiter has clock events/bricks on his website

[Tojehusiza]

on print overflow events, but Kalphiter has clock events/bricks on his website

[Sir Blocksalot]

Why did you just quote him?

[SWSOE]

Or you use vce and set up a relay loop thats delayed by a second, incrementing a print brick and a variable by one and use if statements to figure out when the count needs to be rest, ex. minute 59 to minute zero and hour 12 to hour 1.  I don't see whats so hard about giving this guy an answer.

[ChickenMaster]

You don't need VCE for clocks.
(0000) onActivate > self > fireRelay
(1000) onRelay > self > fireRelay
(0000) onRelay > self > incrementPrintCount
(0000) onPrintCountOverflow > somethingicantrememberbecause imnotathomesocansomeonefinish this

[Crown2]

Why did you just quote him?

Why not? 

[Bisjac]

cherry

[Aide33]

banana

[Kevin]

I made a clock using relays.

I had to use a double relay for the minute but it did work, only problem it didnt work when I left the server and changing the time didnt work out all that well.

You have to use relays, on print overflow, etc.

Shouldnt be to hard to find out.

[SuperFlaminninja]

Banana Cream Pie

CHERRY PIE

[ArfNarf]

Pumpkin.

[GLaDOS (Portal)]

on print overflow events, but Kalphiter has clock events/bricks on his website

What's his website? Link?
I want clock events :D