Hi all together,

in my game I want to display a count down timer. It counts from 30.0s down to 0.0s

The deciseconds always must be displayed but what I'm getting is a missing ".0" at

30, 29, 28, ... 3, 2, 1 and 0 seconds - so it looks like:

30

29.9

29.8

29.7

29.6

29.5

29.4

29.3

29.2

29.1

29

28.9

29.8

...

Every tick I calculate the variable gTimeLeft to display how much time is left.

• using round(gTimeLeft*10)/10 cuts off the required ".0"
• zeropad() is only usefull for adding leading zeros, but I need a trailing zero including the decimal point

So how can I format my timer like "ss.s" without slowing down the frame rate?

Thanks for hints and/or solutions in advance.

I was glad to find this topic!!!

As Ashley already said:

" You should make sure you use valid and complete XML documents, which start with "<?xml ...". "

First I made the same mistake and played around only with XML elements and didn't bother about the XML header. But when my PHP file echoed the missing starter line "<?xml ..." all was well

For your info:

For XML output in PHP I use the object XMLWriter() and the method startDocument('1.0','UTF-8') does the trick with the needed header.

Hi all together,

according to my nickname I'll make braingames with C2.

I already played a bit around with the free version of C2, then I needed more than 100 events. I decided to buy C2 because

1. I think it's a powerfull tool and

2. the community is very active, friendly and helpfull

Happy gaming

best regards

braingame

Great forum, allways very helpfull.

I had the same exporting problem (Win7 32bit). After reinstalling Java the C2 export worked fine.

Thank you Ashley!