Hi all..
I need to create something like this in sequences:
1. Patch Data 1
2. Set timer (30 second)
3. Patch Data 2
4. Set timer (30 second)
5. Patch Data 3
6. Set timer (30 Second)
7. ...
8, ...
and so on..
the problem is, i cant manage my timer.
can anyone help me with the proper formula?
Thanks,
pytbyt
Thanks @PytByt
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Hi @WarrenBelz
Thanks for the reply.
That was exactly what i did! #lol
I've been creative in OnTimerEnd properties even though it was not beautiful. But it works just fine.
Much obliged.
pybyt
Hi @PytByt ,
Sorry for the late replay. Use your own names for the items in blue
You need one timer each for all but the last one - I will do four as per your specs below
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Hi @WarrenBelz
Thanks for the reply,
I still confused here since i haven't play with timer control, how exactly timer control do i need?
And, do you have the example formula reference that i can refer to?
Thanks,
pytbyt
Hi @PytByt ,
Firstly, here is the Timer Control Reference - so I will go through a few of the things that will help you.
Duration - that is easy so you new 30,000 milliseconds on each one.
OnTimerEnd - you run your flow here
Start - determines when a Timer starts. Set this to a Variable (vStart1 for the first one will do), then set the variable to true when you want the timer to start.
UpdateContext({vStart1:true})
So set the next Variable (vStart2) at OnTimerEnd after the Patch on the first one and continue as above with the next one.
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