Time:Flywheel

Last updated 5 August 2026

Time:Flywheel allows a Timestamp stream like Timecode

to control a Sequence by addingJPlay and Pause commands

as well as smoothing over missing Timestamps.

Pin Info

Pin	Info
`Input 1: Time [Timestamp]` `Input 2: Set Timeout [Timestamp]` `Input 2: Ignore timeout [Int]` (1=Ignore 0=Use)	1-Time[Timestamp]: Timestamp stream to follow. 2-Set Timeout[Timestamp]: Sets the tolerance of the Nodeif there is no timecode input for longer than this durationit will pause the connected Sequence. 2-Ignore Timeout[Int]=Enables/Disables Flywheel mode*.
`Output 1: Time & Sequencer Control [String, Timestamp]`	1-Sequencer Control[String]: Periodically Emits Play/Pause Commandsin correspondence to the Time input. 1-Time[Timestamp]: Emits the Current Progress of the Time input or Flywheel.

Input 1: Time [Timestamp]

Input 2: Set Timeout [Timestamp]

Input 2: Ignore timeout [Int]

(1=Ignore 0=Use)

1-Time[Timestamp]: Timestamp stream to follow.

2-Set Timeout[Timestamp]: Sets the tolerance of the Nodeif there is no timecode input for longer than this durationit will pause the connected Sequence.

2-Ignore Timeout[Int]=Enables/Disables Flywheel mode*.

Output 1: Time & Sequencer Control [String, Timestamp]

1-Sequencer Control[String]: Periodically Emits Play/Pause Commandsin correspondence to the Time input.

1-Time[Timestamp]: Emits the Current Progress of the Time input or Flywheel.