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Introducing Tango Timer!
https://idontneedbee.itch.io/tangotimer This little guy sits on your screen while you work on your projects! We've got: - custom timer - pomodoro timer - a Tango you can bap (with 17 unique noises he makes!) - your Tango will go 'DUDUDUDU' when time is up
how does one install Tango Timer
First of all: holy moly, that post absolutely blew up! thanks for all the positivity everyone!
To get to the point, my Tumblr glitched out and posted a draft of the post without the download link for some reason. I've now gone back to fix that, and the download link is in the original post! Here is it again: https://idontneedbee.itch.io/tangotimer
Keep in mind there's no version for Linux and it is only for Mac and Windows! This is because I'm using a plugin that's only coded for those two softwares.
Thank you again everyone! I am so grateful you guys love my Tango Timer <3
Hi hi, I downloaded your Tango Timer (wonderful idea btw!!) and for some reason it doesn't work as a transparent overlay and instead is just Tango on a black screen on my second screen lol
Do you have any idea how to fix it? I'm on windows 10 if that helps
Hello! Thanks for the kind words.
My play testers who use windows 10 didn't have this issue, so I'm not entirely sure how to help with this little information. I speculate it's a problem with your computer not finding/connecting the plugin used (https://github.com/kirurobo/UniWindowController/tree/main) but I looked onto the site if anyone else has had that bug, and can't find any reports for windows 10. It might have to do with an outdated system or one that can't run the program as well; If you're able to, you could check if you get any errors in your event viewer (windows application log).
Hope you find how to fix it!
