I made it over the last two three days, from scratch, because I realized my old stopwatch I made 4 years ago was fine sort of but it was ugly as hell and I thought hey it's been four years and I could use something a bit more polished and also I love making apps quickly so eh why not hhaha.
Anyway, basically this stopwatch is designed for artists that want to see how much time they're actually working, and for speed drawing, and timing in general I guess.
It also displays the total time, and the non-idle time; makes sounds whenever a minute/hour/whatever you set it to passes, and has a circle that visually represents how much time it passed. Stays always on top, the colors can be configured, and other buncha crap I forget.
I designed it so that it blends in with SAI, and so it can comfortably sit somewhere without looking like a modal window out of place... but the program is actually fully stand-alone and doesn't require anything else to run. Not a plugin, not an extension, not a script, a fully fledged app.
So yeah, if any of you been following me long enough to faintly remember my old stopwatch app (from back then when I would livestream), 1. I love you, 2. this one's gonna replace it.
I released initial version 4.0 yesterday but now I've updated it. Version 4.1(b) fixes a bunch of bugs related to checkpoint saving (I had the nonidle-time and total time options reversed) and some options, and now features multiple work-app support, for anyone who has to switch back and forth between multiple programs at a time!
v4.1c adds keyboard detection, so that writers can use the idle detection functions too. v4.2 adds chrono persistence and a funky parser for inputting initial times and "ring timescales"; so you don't need to write "3600 seconds" when you really wanna say "1 hour".
This will prove really useful, I've been looking for an application like this, I wonder how long I take drawing something and it'll help me to improve my times, thanks a lot!
This will prove really useful, I've been looking for an application like this, I wonder how long I t
You're welcome! It works pretty well, though it's a little inaccurate if ClipStudio decides to do one of it's automated backup save things. But since it's not really made with that program in mind it doesn't REALLY matter because it's like maybe 5 seconds off or something.
I really enjoy it and I like seeing how long it actually takes to finish something!
You're welcome! It works pretty well, though it's a little inaccurate if ClipStudio decides to do on
Ignore above question, I found the answer by myself.
It doesn't work in Linux with WINE. It opens fine but it doesn't recognize any software, I tested it with GIMP and Firefox. It's really useful program so it would be really good if you can make Linux and Mac versions.
Ignore above question, I found the answer by myself. It doesn't work in Linux with WINE. It opens f
ahhh Linux... yeah unfortunately I'm not gonna be able to make a linux/mac port of it. Clickteam fusion 2.5 and all. but thanks for the wine feedback ^^
ahhh Linux... yeah unfortunately I'm not gonna be able to make a linux/mac port of it. Clickteam fus
Cool app. I tried it for a while. It has a couple of things you need to work on. When I tried to change the color I got some menus that can't be read or click because they are too little and too close together.
Cool app. I tried it for a while. It has a couple of things you need to work on. When I tried to cha
yeah... unfortunately that's a space issue and i don't think I'll change that. i deliberately made them small so that they would all fit inside the program window. you'll have to use the mouse (or the arrow keys) for that if you the bars are way too small.. thanks for the feedback though!
yeah... unfortunately that's a space issue and i don't think I'll change that. i deliberately made t
I still use this for my work and I'm curious where the configuration file is stored? or is it in the registry? or is it stored in some browser since it seems to be a flash package?
thank you a lot for this!
I still use this for my work and I'm curious where the configuration file is stored? or is it in the
Hi! It's a clickteam fusion application, the config file is located on C:\Users\[your username]\AppData\Roaming\MMFApplications\stopwatching_configs.ini but you can change it to portable mode if you right click on the app and go to Advanced Options (it will create a new config file in the same folder as the executable).
Hi! It's a clickteam fusion application, the config file is located on *C:\Users\[your username]\App
