ive been trying to do “if timer=” and “wait until timer =” but none of them worked, i also tried a variable clock and that didnt work either, is there a better way to do this without making the timer count by .5?

Does if timer = not work?
What about use a forever script? like:

forever
if <<(timer) = [number]> or <(timer) > [number]>> then
(do something)
end
end

Never expect the built-in timer to match an exact value since the chances of it doing so are tiny. Use the greater than block to see if you've exceeded the target time.

funny_sandwich wrote:

ive been trying to do “if timer=” and “wait until timer =” but none of them worked, i also tried a variable clock and that didnt work either, is there a better way to do this without making the timer count by .5?

How are they going wrong?