ExtendTimer for Godot Engine 4.x

Godot 4.x plugin. Adds an improved timer with additional signals

📂 Installation

1. Download ExtendTimer addon.
2. Extract the ExtendTimer folder into the addons folder within your Godot project directory.
3. Enable the addon in Godot's plugins tab. (Project > Project Settings > Plugins)

📃 Usage

• Add the ETimer node to your scene(s) like any regular node in Godot.
• Adjust the wait time values to your liking through the inspector tab.
• Start the ETimer by calling the $ETimer.start() function or by enabling autostart in the inspector tab.

🔢 Varibles, signals, methods

Varibles

• emun('Idle','Physics') process_callback : int - Timer update method (_process(), _physic_process())
• range(0.1, 86400.0, 0.1) time_wait : float = 1.0 - After how many milliseconds does the timer end. (1.0 = one second)
• export oneshot : bool = false - Whether to delete the timer after the end.
• export autostart : bool = false - Whether to start the timer automatically at the end (and start of the scene)
• onready time_left : float = 0.0 - A local variable used to calculate the remaining time (time_left = time_wait).
• export time_emit : Array[float] - A certain second at which the signal will be triggered every_time(time_left: int) and return this emit second

Signals

• timeout - The end of the timer
• every_second - Each subtracting second from the timer
• every_milisecond - Each subtracting millisecond from the timer
• every_time(time_left: int) - Each subtracting time_emit from the timer
• timer_stop - Timer stop use by function $ETimer.stop()
• timer_start - Timer start use by function $ETimer.start()

Methods

• .start() -> void - Start timer
• .stop() -> void - Stop timer
• .reset() -> void - Reset timer (time_left = time_wait)
• .get_time_left() -> int - Return time_left like round int
• .get_time_wait() -> float - Return time_wait

Credit by Keldowin for Godot Engine 💙

Timer icon use from Godot Engine