I've redone Hourglass so that it uses classes. It's a lot easier. Go and check the OP.
The docs are for 0.5, by the way.

What if you round it to a pair number regardless of if it supports po2 or not?

Off-topic: tl;dr

On-topic: Should I add a pause function for the timers? It'd certainly be helpful, but I wonder if many people will use it.

Jasoco wrote:Probably in time.. get it?

Interesting. It's a lot simpler than my library. I'll take a closer look at the Passion library.

You could probably use particles for the snow.

Aw, sure

I just woke up, so I'll add that stuff now.

Edit: Done and done.

Edit 2:

Elvashi wrote:I'd suggest using the functions in love.timer.*, rather than os.*. other than that, looks fine.

Well, I use os.clock() so that it works for both Love and normal Lua.

I don't know much about licenses D:

I guess I'll give it the same license that Love uses: the zlib license.

Ruling declared. *slams mallet*

I had to add timers to a little project of mine, so I made a small library for basic timers. More pro (as in more than me) coders won't need this at all, and there's probably already a lib for this, but I just thought I'd share. Also, I gave it a name. It's (because of Luiji) released under the ZLib...

bartbes wrote:You could also use SECS of course..

You have to love the puns.