It would be great to have a script that counts in milliseconds

Ahah. I see what happened. I did name the text panel "Sim", but I also named the timer block and programmable block "Sim Speed". Didn't know that the script would find any block with the name Sim in it.

@Maniac it works for me, i think you named the programmable block "Sim" instead of the lcd panel.

@Maniac thanks, I'll see what I can do

Running this script as instructed gives me this error in the Programmable block:

"Caught exception during execution
of script:unable to cast object of
type
'Sandbox.Game.Entities.Blocks.MyPro
grammableBlock'
to
type
'Sandbox.ModAPI.Ingame.IMyTextPane
l'.

@LeonserGT Yeah timmers triggering themselves kill game speed IF you have more than one or two and/or if you have a bad computer (ironnicaly with space eng the more core your CPU has the worst it will be, singlethreading).

It shows the time dilatation of the world caused by lag from the game's singlethread architecture. You may get 50 fps but the game is still lagging on a process based level as it uses only a single core on your CPU. Basically at 1.00 (0.98 here) you run one second for one, but if it shows 0.50, then every second ingame takes 2 in real life, basically meaning the game is lagging to half-speed.

i don't get it
so it shows your current speed or what

Isn't timers triggering itself are actual sim speed killers?

That is exactly what happened . I've read your instructions the wrong way around. ^^

Maybe you set the timer block to start itself instead of triggering itself

Doesn't seem to be working for me, either shows Infinity or 0.01, even though Sim speed is 1.0.