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Krasiejow: Created page with '{{OpCode | ini = 014E=1,%1d% (III), 014E=2,%1d% %2d% (VC, SA) | description = Displays a timer | p1 = Global variable, that contains time in miliseconds | p2 …'

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Created page with '{{OpCode | ini = 014E=1,%1d% (III), 014E=2,%1d% %2d% (VC, SA) | description = Displays a timer | p1 = Global variable, that contains time in miliseconds | p2 …'

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{{OpCode
| ini = 014E=1,%1d% (III), 014E=2,%1d% %2d% (VC, SA)
| description = Displays a timer
| p1 = Global variable, that contains time in miliseconds
| p2 = Count down (1) or up (0) (VC, SA)
| game = [[GTA 3]], [[Vice City]], [[San Andreas]]
}}

This creates a timer. When the timer reaches zero, it disappears.

[[Sanny Builder]] example:<source lang="scm">
$cd = 6000 //6000 ms = 6 seconds
014E: set_timer_to $cd type 1 //countdown
</source>

==Keywords==
timer

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-<div class="thumb tright"><div class="thumbinner" style="width:608px;">
+<div class="thumb tright"><div class="thumbinner" style="width:304px;">
 {| cellspacing="0"
 |-
 | class="thumbimage" | [[File:III 014E.png|300px]]
 | class="thumbimage" | [[File:VC 014E.png|300px]]
 |-
 | style="padding: 0;" | <div class="thumbcaption">014E in action in Vice City.</div>
 |}
 </div></div>
-{{Icon|trilogy}} '''DISPLAY_ONSCREEN_TIMER'''
+{{Icon|trilogy}} '''DISPLAY_<wbr>ONSCREEN_<wbr>TIMER'''
 <hr />
 '''Description'''
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 {| class="wikitable"
-! Direction || Enum{{ref|1}}
+! Direction || [[SCM language III/VC definitions#TIMER|Enum]]
 |-
 | 0 || TIMER_UP
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 | 1 || TIMER_DOWN
 |}
 == Keywords ==

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-[[File:014E.png|thumb|right|014E in action in Vice City]]
+<div class="thumb tright"><div class="thumbinner" style="width:608px;">
 {{Icon|trilogy}} '''DISPLAY_ONSCREEN_TIMER'''
 <hr />
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 :: Timer direction (see below)
-This opcode displays an onscreen timer. In GTA III the timer only counts down but since Vice City timers can also count up. You must use a global variable. Using an integer value crashes the game and a local variable produces no timer. The value of the global variable is stored in milliseconds but the format of the display is MM:SS. The value of the global variable will be constantly updated by the timer and the timer itself can be updated by assigning a value to the global variable. When counting down, at 10 seconds the timer will produce a noise every second. Once the timer finishes counting down, it will be cleared from the screen. Only one timer can be displayed at a time. Attempting to display another timer while the current timer is in effect will not produce an additional timer. Due to the limitation of the format of the timer, the timer will not display properly above 99:99 but will still keep accurate count.
+This opcode displays an onscreen timer. In GTA III the timer only counts down but since Vice City timers can also count up. You must use a global variable. Using an integer constant crashes the game and a local variable produces no timer. The value of the global variable is stored in milliseconds but the format of the display is MM:SS. The value of the global variable will be constantly updated by the timer and the timer itself can be updated by assigning a value to the global variable. When counting down, at 10 seconds the timer will produce a noise every second, specifically [[SFX]] 336 for GTA III and 370 for Vice City. Once the timer finishes counting down, it will be cleared from the screen. Only one timer can be displayed at a time. Attempting to display another timer while the current timer is in effect will not produce an additional timer. Due to the limitation of the format of the timer, the timer will not display properly above 99:99 but will still keep accurate count. In GTA III and Vice City, [[02A3|switching widescreen on]] will hide the timer from view. In Vice City, it will also mute the 10-second countdown noise.
 {| class="wikitable"
-! Direction || Enum
+! Direction || Enum{{ref|1}}
 |-
 | 0 || TIMER_UP
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 | 1 || TIMER_DOWN
 |}
 == Keywords ==
-set, display, onscreen, timer
+set, display, onscreen, timer, countdown
 == See also ==

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-{{OpCode
+[[File:014E.png|thumb|right|014E in action in Vice City]]
-| ini         = 014E=1,%1d% (III), 014E=2,%1d% %2d% (VC, SA)
+{{Icon|trilogy}} '''DISPLAY_ONSCREEN_TIMER'''
-| description = Displays a timer
+<hr />
-| p1          = Global variable, that contains time in miliseconds
+'''Description'''
-| p2          = Count down (1) or up (0) (VC, SA)
+: Displays an onscreen timer
-| game        = [[GTA 3]], [[Vice City]], [[San Andreas]]
+'''Syntax'''
-}}
+: {{Icon|3}} 014E: set_timer_to [''global var'']
-This creates a timer. When the timer reaches zero, it disappears.
+This opcode displays an onscreen timer. In GTA III the timer only counts down but since Vice City timers can also count up. You must use a global variable. Using an integer value crashes the game and a local variable produces no timer. The value of the global variable is stored in milliseconds but the format of the display is MM:SS. The value of the global variable will be constantly updated by the timer and the timer itself can be updated by assigning a value to the global variable. When counting down, at 10 seconds the timer will produce a noise every second. Once the timer finishes counting down, it will be cleared from the screen. Only one timer can be displayed at a time. Attempting to display another timer while the current timer is in effect will not produce an additional timer. Due to the limitation of the format of the timer, the timer will not display properly above 99:99 but will still keep accurate count.
-[[Sanny Builder]] example:<source lang="scm">
+{| class="wikitable"
-$cd = 6000 //6000 ms = 6 seconds
+! Direction || Enum
-E: set_timer_to $cd type 1 //countdown
+|-
-</source>
+| 0 || TIMER_UP
-==Keywords==
+== Keywords ==
-timer
+set, display, onscreen, timer