need some help
im using vs 2019 and i know the default count for timer in vs is 1000 miliseconds which is 1 seconds.

how do i change the code if let say:
i take input from user in seconds, and i change it to ms.
where do i replace the miliseconds value?

i mean..the timer has no code right?

timer.Interval = 1000;

timer has no default count
just convert s to ms (x1000)
eg.
Timer1.Interval = 1000; //ms

update the timer property

yes i did that..but i want it to count as seconds

elaborate what u actually want to do ...its very brief with ur request

#3 post already answer you

you received 3 seconds from user input, then convert to ms equal to 3000.

x.Interval = 3000;
x.Start();

thats all.

If an object requests a value to be in the form of millisecond, you provide the value in millisecond. If you don't like that option, your other option would be to create a new control based on timer that accepts the interval value in seconds.

you can create your own function if u wan insist on your second interval instead of milisecond interval

This post has been edited by kevinlim001: Apr 11 2019, 09:35 AM

User enter 3

3 x 1000 = 3000 ms = 3 s

TS failed kindergarten maths gah?

just convert by some math calculations...
there is no direct method for it..

but not that hard also

Just do conversion la...

Try use timespan

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api...etframework-4.8

timer object is in miliseconds. Therefore, conversion to objecti (as in timer) would be x(seconds) X 1000 (constant to milliseconds) as per required by the object reference.

Eg:
' Timer1.Interval --> this is in ms
Timer1.Interval = 2000; ' 2 Seconds
Timer1.Start() '