Next Round Commences At......

[shaku]

I'm kinda lazy and I was wondering if there was any talk about having another option below the clock to show what time the next round will start.

For example:

Assuming it is currently 11:18 a.m. on the (GMT - 5 hours) setting

Time Remaining 05hrs 0min 16sec
Next Round Commences At 16hrs 18min 16sec


I know its easy to add the numbers in my head but why not do it if you can.

The code implementation would'nt be that hard. It would look something like the pseudo code below.
Next Round Commences At = (Current Time(GMT-5)) + (Time Remaining)
Display(Next Round Commences At)

[hecter]

The thing is, we don't know when the next round will start. The person could take his turn at anytime during that five hours. That, and the next round starts after everybody has taken one turn. But, there is something similar with one of the greasemonkey scripts. BOB I think... Check it out.

[Rybal]

Yep - greasemonkey's got it. It tells you based on your own time

[shaku]

The thing is, we don't know when the next round will start. The person could take his turn at anytime during that five hours. That, and the next round starts after everybody has taken one turn.

You are right. It would be understood that the time posted would be the longest a person would have to wait till the next round begins.


I have been searching userscripts.org for the BOB script you mentioned but have turned up nothing. Would someone kindly post a link to direct me to its location?

[hecter]

The thing is, we don't know when the next round will start. The person could take his turn at anytime during that five hours. That, and the next round starts after everybody has taken one turn.

You are right. It would be understood that the time posted would be the longest a person would have to wait till the next round begins.


I have been searching userscripts.org for the BOB script you mentioned but have turned up nothing. Would someone kindly post a link to direct me to its location?

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