60 Second Countdown
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ShadowTiger
Added: 30 Aug 2003
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This is a lovely little 60 Second Countdown I constructed last night. (Err.. 8/28/03. Yeah.)
All we have to do is construct the combo-cycled list, which is a rather tedious chore. I've also run this down to a science, so here it is. Follow this method for the construction.
1) Create a single combo at 60. Make it animate for 2 frames, and a speed of 48. (I compared this to a clock. It was relatively accurate, I suppose. About as accurate as possible according to the imperfect hu [View Full Description]
All we have to do is construct the combo-cycled list, which is a rather tedious chore. I've also run this down to a science, so here it is. Follow this method for the construction.
1) Create a single combo at 60. Make it animate for 2 frames, and a speed of 48. (I compared this to a clock. It was relatively accurate, I suppose. About as accurate as possible according to the imperfect hu [View Full Description]
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Description
This is a lovely little 60 Second Countdown I constructed last night. (Err.. 8/28/03. Yeah.)
All we have to do is construct the combo-cycled list, which is a rather tedious chore. I've also run this down to a science, so here it is. Follow this method for the construction.
1) Create a single combo at 60. Make it animate for 2 frames, and a speed of 48. (I compared this to a clock. It was relatively accurate, I suppose. About as accurate as possible according to the imperfect human eye.)
2) Make the next one square to the right. Get used to that general motion, 'cause you'll be doing it -a lot.-
3) Copy that combo one space to the right.
4) Open up that new copied combo. Make the Tile reference (The picture.) two spaces to the right, then make the next one space to the right.
5) Repeat this copying and sliding technique as much as necessary.
It will be easier to see the combo cycling when you have the numbers down the row down pat.
All we have to do is construct the combo-cycled list, which is a rather tedious chore. I've also run this down to a science, so here it is. Follow this method for the construction.
1) Create a single combo at 60. Make it animate for 2 frames, and a speed of 48. (I compared this to a clock. It was relatively accurate, I suppose. About as accurate as possible according to the imperfect human eye.)
2) Make the next one square to the right. Get used to that general motion, 'cause you'll be doing it -a lot.-
3) Copy that combo one space to the right.
4) Open up that new copied combo. Make the Tile reference (The picture.) two spaces to the right, then make the next one space to the right.
5) Repeat this copying and sliding technique as much as necessary.
It will be easier to see the combo cycling when you have the numbers down the row down pat.
Credits
I did this in response to all of you ZC Mini-game makers who didn't have a timer. Being one myself, I feel for you man. I feel for you.
So, as for the credits:
PrinceMSC, BH4, Petoe, and anyone else who has ever tried a timed minigame.
So, as for the credits:
PrinceMSC, BH4, Petoe, and anyone else who has ever tried a timed minigame.
