Current Millisecond,Microsecond and Nanosecond

imfh

Your browser doesn't let webpages get the current nano second for security reasons. I also can't think of any reason to need the current micro second. You can, however, get milliseconds using the days since 2000 block which has high precision.

24 hours * 60 minutes * 60 seconds * 1000 miliseconds = 86,400,000 = 86.4*10^6 = 86.4e6

((days since 2000) * (86.4e6)) // milliseconds since 2000

fdreerf

Micro and nanoseconds are too small units of times for Scratch to keep track of; each frame is only 1/30th of a second and anything smaller might as well be 0.

Last edited by fdreerf (April 28, 2021 14:04:57)

-Quantum_Studios-

No support. All of these blocks would be used much longer than these units remainede the same.

stuck_in_2009

no support, if you use those blocks wrong, then they could probably crash your computer

TopCode

sugarglidertotten wrote:
wvj wrote:
Fan-the-Bomb wrote:
Agree
ducktotten wrote:
I agree

Please say why
Why is because those are my accounts too I have multiple

*slams head on table*

PGBFLITE6373

TopCode wrote:
sugarglidertotten wrote:
wvj wrote:
Fan-the-Bomb wrote:
Agree
ducktotten wrote:
I agree

Please say why
Why is because those are my accounts too I have multiple
*slams head on table*

*table rebounds and hits my hand which makes me slap my forehead*

sugarglidertotten

when green flag clicked

say (current [millisecond v]) for (2) secs

sugarglidertotten

(((days since 2000) * (86400000)) mod (1000))

boncuk18

sugarglidertotten wrote:
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Please dont spam. also millisecond is a dupe.

Last edited by boncuk18 (April 29, 2021 07:23:43)

sugarglidertotten

define millisecond

sugarglidertotten

boncuk18 wrote:
sugarglidertotten wrote:
-snip-
Please dont spam. also millisecond is a dupe.

Also I now milli is a dupe

sugarglidertotten

^-^

sugarglidertotten

My browser / operating system: MacOS Macintosh X 10.15.6, Safari 14.0.3, No Flash version detected

sugarglidertotten

(current [ millisecondv])

sugarglidertotten

go to [Interstella space time v]

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lovecodeabc wrote:
sugarglidertotten wrote:
I vote that there should be a current millisecond, microsecond, nanosecond, even if not many people need it it’s not gonna do any harm just to be a block. I like to build a lot of clock things or timers and for milliseconds, microseconds, nanosecond. it would be easier to have current milli, micro and nano seconds then days since 2000 * 86400000 mod 1000. I spent hours browsing the internet for a code for these timings and I found the millisecond discussion and thought it should be a thing. Also Macie 1234 for the code script I actually found in the discussion. 100% full support. Even if no one uses it, it doesn’t do any harm does it? Just to have extra?

-sugarglidertotten
Well, microsecond would be TOTALLY inaccurate since HPCs (High Precision Clocks) are about 22,500 miles above Earth in geosyncronous orbit, and about time delay being about 5 seconds..
Nanoseconds will totally blind you
Support for milliseconds tho.

can't you like have the system subtract the amount from the number? I mean, it's not that hard…

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sugarglidertotten wrote:
go to [Interstella space time v]

Hi there! It's awesome you want to test the scratchblocks pluggin, it's really cool! However, please restrain from using just the blocks off-topic, unless doing so here. thanks

Scratchperson1000000

STOP SPAMMING YOU'RE GETTING SUPER ANNOYING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

gosoccerboy5

Does the average device have the capability to reliably measure (and possibly display) nanoseconds and microseconds in realtime?

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gosoccerboy5 wrote:
Does the average device have the capability to reliably measure (and possibly display) nanoseconds and microseconds in realtime?

p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p- wrote:
lovecodeabc wrote:
sugarglidertotten wrote:
I vote that there should be a current millisecond, microsecond, nanosecond, even if not many people need it it’s not gonna do any harm just to be a block. I like to build a lot of clock things or timers and for milliseconds, microseconds, nanosecond. it would be easier to have current milli, micro and nano seconds then days since 2000 * 86400000 mod 1000. I spent hours browsing the internet for a code for these timings and I found the millisecond discussion and thought it should be a thing. Also Macie 1234 for the code script I actually found in the discussion. 100% full support. Even if no one uses it, it doesn’t do any harm does it? Just to have extra?

-sugarglidertotten
Well, microsecond would be TOTALLY inaccurate since HPCs (High Precision Clocks) are about 22,500 miles above Earth in geosyncronous orbit, and about time delay being about 5 seconds..
Nanoseconds will totally blind you
Support for milliseconds tho.
can't you like have the system subtract the amount from the number? I mean, it's not that hard…

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