The Weekly Developments

Sadly, this week was a bit of a non-week again. As I mentioned in my tutorials post for week 10, I was hoping to change the timer from seconds only to minutes and seconds. I was determined to just edit the code as best I could after watching three different tutorials, but they just kept showing me errors. However, because the timer is the first thing I did, I knew where it was and how it was fitting in with the rest of my scripts. I didn't want to get rid of it because if I did, it could mess something up or  the new one may not work. As I've said before, because I haven't got a great grip on C#, I also know that I'd have no idea how to fix something or to tweak things to suit what I have already. ( flaticon.com , sad face icon) I did, however, get to edit my questions which is a huge part of the game. I went through several recipes for Whiskey Old Fashioned drinks and tried to throw in obvious false answers, false answers that have to be thought about and obviously tru

Last week, when I was doing my project, I realised that my timer was set at 59 seconds and that I couldn't add minutes - I thought this needed changing. I found three tutorials to see if I could find a way to add to the timer I already have rather than to completely change it considering it took me quite a bit to get it to work. I selected three tutorials to try out separately and then I'll try and incorporate them into my project on Friday when I do it.  ( pinterest.com , digital alarm clock showing 9:24am) Firstly, I created a 'slider' timer which was really cool. It worked after the usual bumps along the way. I also felt more comfortable with the code than I have been because I'd used most of it when I was doing last week and the week befores' work on the project. However, I don't think this timer would suit my game. I just wanted minutes and seconds, not slider or anything fancier. I also don't need hours or milliseconds but  it was interesting. Then