wraggster
February 20th, 2011, 01:09
News via http://www.ds-scene.net/?s=viewtopic&nid=10586
Long-time DS-Scene member Foxi4 has created a new stopwatch application for the DS. It's in an early stage still, but it looks really nice already!
Foxi4 The name says it all - it's a stopwatch.
Why make one? Well, usually when you have a digital stopwatch, you have access to a few functions: the time, the date and the stopwatch itself, but you can only use one function at a time. Not only that, but most stopwatches have a limit of 5 lap times! Another problem with traditional stopwatches is that sometimes you can accidentally press the reset button and loose all your lap times.
This stopwatch shows you everything - the date, the current time, total time of all laps and up to 48 laps on the top screen! The reset function locks itself when the stopwatch is in-use, so you'll never loose your lap times again. It's easy-to-use for anyone and it has a nice "tick" to it.
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Future plans regarding the project:
* Miliseconds support
* Counting the time difference between laps
* Nicer graphical GUI, hopefuly with an "analog" watch face and watch hands in addition to the digital display
Download Here (http://www.dcemu.co.uk/downloads.php?do=file&id=136)
Long-time DS-Scene member Foxi4 has created a new stopwatch application for the DS. It's in an early stage still, but it looks really nice already!
Foxi4 The name says it all - it's a stopwatch.
Why make one? Well, usually when you have a digital stopwatch, you have access to a few functions: the time, the date and the stopwatch itself, but you can only use one function at a time. Not only that, but most stopwatches have a limit of 5 lap times! Another problem with traditional stopwatches is that sometimes you can accidentally press the reset button and loose all your lap times.
This stopwatch shows you everything - the date, the current time, total time of all laps and up to 48 laps on the top screen! The reset function locks itself when the stopwatch is in-use, so you'll never loose your lap times again. It's easy-to-use for anyone and it has a nice "tick" to it.
[...]
Future plans regarding the project:
* Miliseconds support
* Counting the time difference between laps
* Nicer graphical GUI, hopefuly with an "analog" watch face and watch hands in addition to the digital display
Download Here (http://www.dcemu.co.uk/downloads.php?do=file&id=136)