Time Demo

Megalomaniak

Since I'm going to need something to keep track of 'in-game time' I created a Time Demo of sorts, and while a simple enough a thing, I figured "eh, what the hell - might as well share", so without a further adieu:

Nothin' fancy but might be of some limited use perhaps?
edit: oh, right, should include the license(MIT, what else?)

Kiori

I remember a while back, in the unity community someone created a editor plugin that tracked the time while you were using the engine. So it started as soon as you launched the editor.This served the purpose of calculating, working ours for freelance commercial projects.But frankly it's simply a good idea to see how much time you've been logged, so you can measure your own usage.Just a side comment, not saying you should do this. :)

Tchey

Hi, i can't see a link to try it. Did i miss something ?

Megalomaniak

The file was uploaded when the forum used different software, so I guess the uploaded files went extinct with the database change, I'll get some of these old demos/examples of mine re-uploaded once I've re-setup my studio room, since the workstation the files are on is basically gathering dust in the corner right now(I'm in the middle of renovation). I suppose if you really need it I can drag the computer out and hook it up to a kb, screen and ethernet cable for a moment tonight.

Megalomaniak

Ok, not sure where to upload it but I'l just throw it up on google drive then: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B918XfRk-bcyY0UzNmd1M25OckU

Kiori

Uploading to gDrive is a good idea a lot of ppl use it these days, my take is for public files i'd create a dropbox acc and use it solely for sharing, just because dBox is nicely multiplatform, etc. Another solution is to use git and upload any project files there.

Megalomaniak

Yeah, I would have gone the git(hub) route but this demo project just seems way to small to warrant that.

Tchey

Thanks for sharing.

Megalomaniak

You are welcome. :)