wraggster
December 30th, 2010, 23:02
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Thungbard provides an update of "MegaStopwatch" clock in the colors of the Nintendo DS for Megaman. Registered gaming to the DS Dev Nintendomax Competition 2010.
Updated final version is in The First Post. Not a lot of differences, just a couple extra animations, and recalibrated The timekeeping, I found thats the timer WAS lagging by around 21 per second and 2 Hours to Be Adjusted it more precise, Not That I expect anyone to really use this for Something That Requires That Amount of Accuracy.
Right now, It's Been Calibrated To Be Under 1 Second off per 2 hours.
Edit: Settings button Were not Properly saving is yesterday's version, so reuploaded Dec. 29, seperate Tested on 2 DS Lite's, off by less 1 Second Then after 20 Hours, Can not Guarantee How Accurate Is On The timer's DSi DSi's gold Since I do not own Eith.
Thungbard provides an update of "MegaStopwatch" clock in the colors of the Nintendo DS for Megaman. Registered gaming to the DS Dev Nintendomax Competition 2010.
Updated final version is in The First Post. Not a lot of differences, just a couple extra animations, and recalibrated The timekeeping, I found thats the timer WAS lagging by around 21 per second and 2 Hours to Be Adjusted it more precise, Not That I expect anyone to really use this for Something That Requires That Amount of Accuracy.
Right now, It's Been Calibrated To Be Under 1 Second off per 2 hours.
Edit: Settings button Were not Properly saving is yesterday's version, so reuploaded Dec. 29, seperate Tested on 2 DS Lite's, off by less 1 Second Then after 20 Hours, Can not Guarantee How Accurate Is On The timer's DSi DSi's gold Since I do not own Eith.