Well, I was trying literally for hours this and I dont know what is wrong. This is my "user_script_end.js"
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let secondImages = ["0089.png","0090.png","0091.png","0092.png","0093.png","0094.png","0095.png","0096.png","0097.png","0098.png","0099.png","0100.png","0101.png","0102.png","0103.png","0104.png","0105.png","0106.png","0107.png","0108.png","0109.png","0110.png","0111.png","0112.png","0113.png","0114.png","0115.png","0116.png","0117.png","0118.png","0119.png","0120.png","0121.png","0122.png","0123.png","0124.png","0125.png","0126.png","0127.png","0128.png","0129.png","0130.png","0131.png","0132.png","0133.png","0134.png","0135.png","0136.png","0137.png","0138.png","0139.png","0140.png","0141.png","0142.png","0143.png","0144.png","0145.png","0146.png","0147.png","0148.png"];
const time = hmSensor.createSensor(hmSensor.id.TIME);
function updateSeconds() {
let sec = time.second; // 0–59
normal_digital_clock_img_time.setProperty(hmUI.prop.SRC, secondImages[sec]);
}
let timer = timer.createTimer(0, 1000, updateSeconds);
The idea is simple, the files from "0089.png" to "0148.png" has the seconds and should show the said seconds in "where normal_digital_clock_img".
And as you can see, every second updates normal_digital_clock_img.
Doesnt work. I dont know if is the wrong place to do this or what is wrong.
When it gets to "ten seconds", shows "0090.png", when is in the 20th second shows "0091.png" and so on.
