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  1. Hi, I am basically at lost trying to figure out how to record the time when a certain condition is met in a simulation. I am using pop wrangle in this case. The basic problem is that once I set the value to @Time. the attribute get linked to the global time attribute, basically the clock is still running. I know is pretty logical but presents me with a problem... how can I record the exact time when a condition is met. You can take a look at the file for an example and if you see the attributes in the geometry spreadsheet you will see how state and time all start appropriately but time_start remains running even after state changes. i@state = 0; f@time_start = 0; if (dist < outRadius && @state == 0 ) { @time_start = @Time; @state = 1; } timer.hiplc
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