Using Time Picker As A Stopwatch?

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Hi,

New User here, I want to create a feature for users where they can click a button (or maybe a time picker) and a timer appears next to it that counts down from 60 minutes to 0. I thought maybe I could use the Time Picker and Step code to do this, but i’m not exactly sure what that would look like.

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See these examples for ideas:

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These all seem to have a “date” in mind though. I just need it to countdown to zero.

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They’re merely using date as the target for the countdown. If you prefer a more simple countdown, look at the Redirect Delay example. You of course don’t need to redirect. You can do whatever it is you want at the end of the countdown.

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Thank you for the help, Im stuck on this last bit… I cant seem to make it stop at 0 it will say “nan” in the fields once it hits zero

export function button9_click(event) {
//Add your code for this event here:

$w("#button9").label = "Mage spawning in:";

let countSecondDown = 10;
let countHourDown = 1;
$w(“#text35”).text = “” + countSecondDown;
$w(“#text33”).text = “” + countHourDown;

let countdown = setInterval( function () {
countSecondDown–;
$w(“#text35”).text = “” + countSecondDown;

if (
countHourDown && countSecondDown === 0) {
countSecondDown = 10;
$w(“#text35”).text = “” + countSecondDown;
countHourDown–;
$w(“#text33”).text = “” + countHourDown;
} else if (countHourDown === 0){
$w(“#button9”).label = “Mage Has Spawned”;
countSecondDown = “–”
countHourDown = “–”
}

    }, 1000); 
}
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Figured it out, thx!