Additions to delay chips

Here’s my suggestion:

Two extra float ports could be added to the output of delay chips. One could be “Time Spent”, and one could be “Time Left”.

Time Spent would output the amount of time (in seconds) the delay chip has been running for. If the delay chip had been running for 40 out of 60 seconds, it would output 40.

Time Left would do the opposite, and would output the amount of time left. If the delay chip had been running for 40 out of 60 seconds, it would output 20.

These could be useful so you don’t have to do a bunch of circuitry to make a timer or stopwatch, and instead could be done with a minimal amount of chips. If you like this suggestion, please vote for it!

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Solution too both of these:
Make a delay chip that has its after delay output port wired to the run input port, then wire the run output port to a float variable, make the delay 0.1 and hook the add output to the float variables input value port and the floats output value port to the add’s input port and make the other input 0.1 (simple words say make the float add 0.1 to itself every time the delay is ran) and that will be the time spent thing you’re talking about. Do the same but replace the add with a subtract and have the variable set to the delay after the delay

Just read the last part lol either way this is how to do that