Delay
🔹 Overview
Delay is a powerful timing tool for Kodular that lets you create customizable delays in your apps. From one-time pauses to repeating loops with a set number of iterations, Delay offers flexibility and control. It’s lightweight, simple to use, and ideal for adding dynamic timing to your projects!
âś… Key Features
Flexible
Set delays of any length in milliseconds.
Repeatable
Choose to loop your delay with a simple toggle.
Countable
Control how many times the delay repeats (e.g., 1, 3, or more).
Controllable
Stop the delay or loop anytime with one block.
Responsive
Trigger actions after each delay with loop count feedback.
Seamless
Integrates effortlessly with Kodular’s block editor.
🛠️ Functions & Usage
Core Functions:
- StartDelay(int delayTime, boolean loop, int loopCount): Starts a delay with custom duration, looping option, and repetition count.
- StopDelay(): Halts the delay or loop instantly.
- AfterDelay(int count): Event triggered after each delay, returning the current loop count.
Parameters Explained:
- delayTime (int): Delay duration in milliseconds (e.g., 3000 for 3 seconds).
- loop (boolean): `true` to loop, `false` for a single delay.
- loopCount (int): Number of times to repeat when looping.
đź“Ś How It Works
- Import Delay (.AIX) into your Kodular project.
- Add Delay to your screen and set up `StartDelay`.
- Use `AfterDelay` to run actions after each delay, with loop count included.
- Call `StopDelay` to stop it manually if needed.
*** Example Blocks
Here’s how to use Delay in your Kodular project:
Description: This sets a 3-second delay looping 3 times. On button click, `StartDelay` runs with `delayTime = 3000`, `loop = true`, and `loopCount = 3`. `AfterDelay` updates a label with the current loop count (1, 2, 3). Another button stops it early with `StopDelay`.
đź”” Events & Handling
- AfterDelay(int count): Fires after each delay, returning the current loop count (e.g., 1, 2, 3).
Note: Use a positive `delayTime` to avoid instant triggers. Call `StopDelay` to end unwanted loops.
🛠️ Troubleshooting
Delay not starting?
Check delayTime and ensure StartDelay is called.
Loop not stopping?
Make sure StopDelay is triggered when needed.
Event not firing?
Confirm AfterDelay is properly connected.
🚀 Why Use Delay?
- Flexible Timing: Single or looped delays made easy.
- Custom Control: Set duration and repetition count.
- User-Friendly: Start, stop, and track loops effortlessly.
- Lightweight: Small size, big impact.
🚀 Over 3 Blocks
- StartDelay: Kick off a delay with custom settings.
- StopDelay: Halt the delay or loop on demand.
- AfterDelay: Run actions post-delay with loop count.
APK TEST (.APK):
Delay.apk (4.6 MB)
AIA TEST (.AIA):
StartDelay.aia (6.8 KB)
Delay (.AIX):
com.idriss.delay.aix (4.3 KB)
Version: 1.0
Category: Extension
Visibility: Non-Visible
Developer: Idriss (using Fast-CLI)
Size: 4Kb
Date: March 18, 2025
Update: March 19, 2025
🆕 What’s New
- Loop Count in Event: `AfterDelay` now returns the current loop count (e.g., 1, 2, 3), letting you track progress in your app.
- Renamed to Delay: Simplified name for a cleaner, modern feel.
Support for Latest Kodular Update
🎉 Enjoy using Delay! Share your feedback & suggestions below. 🚀💰 Get Delay: Available for free! Contact me for support.
đź“© Contact: Reach out on Telegram for inquiries.
Telegram: @IdrissCAma