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Godot Timer Reset. Is there a way to do this? Counts down a specified interval and emits a signal on reaching 0. If start() is called at a later point, the timer will not start from where it left off, it will start from wait_time.  — after some action occurs in my game, i want to restart the timer at its original wait time value. Check out the docs here: Print(timer has timed out!) my_timer.stop() this will stop the timer from running, and the timer is reset.  — use the timeout signal and the reload_current_scene function.  — to stop the timer manually after it has timed out once, we can call the timer.stop() method.  — godot 4.2.1.  — you can start, stop and pause a timer object. when you do this you will notice the timer time_left is reset to the wait_time every time you hit the space key. i'm trying to use a timer that only fires off once when triggered, but can be triggered multiple times. My timer doesn’t seem to start even when it should be:

Print(timer has timed out!) my_timer.stop() this will stop the timer from running, and the timer is reset. when you do this you will notice the timer time_left is reset to the wait_time every time you hit the space key. If start() is called at a later point, the timer will not start from where it left off, it will start from wait_time. Counts down a specified interval and emits a signal on reaching 0. i'm trying to use a timer that only fires off once when triggered, but can be triggered multiple times. My timer doesn’t seem to start even when it should be:  — godot 4.2.1. Is there a way to do this?  — after some action occurs in my game, i want to restart the timer at its original wait time value.  — to stop the timer manually after it has timed out once, we can call the timer.stop() method.

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Godot Timer Reset  — to stop the timer manually after it has timed out once, we can call the timer.stop() method. Counts down a specified interval and emits a signal on reaching 0. i'm trying to use a timer that only fires off once when triggered, but can be triggered multiple times. Is there a way to do this?  — godot 4.2.1. Check out the docs here:  — after some action occurs in my game, i want to restart the timer at its original wait time value. Print(timer has timed out!) my_timer.stop() this will stop the timer from running, and the timer is reset. If start() is called at a later point, the timer will not start from where it left off, it will start from wait_time.  — to stop the timer manually after it has timed out once, we can call the timer.stop() method. My timer doesn’t seem to start even when it should be:  — you can start, stop and pause a timer object. when you do this you will notice the timer time_left is reset to the wait_time every time you hit the space key.  — use the timeout signal and the reload_current_scene function.