You're right: it looks like a bug!
It's made so it sets the "Minuten Klein" (en: "minutes small") on a specific number based on the current minutes. It should vibrate once when at 15 minutes, twice at 30, three times at 45 minutes and 4 times at a full hour. So I set it to change the variable to exactly that number and it's vibrating 3 times even though the variable says 4.
I have multiple waits in there already, currently together 1 second waiting between setting the variables and vibrating.You're right: it looks like a bug!
Just put Wait action first (before vibration) and it works!
I was speaking about the Wait action inside the loop shown in your first post.
Uploaded it to the templates: https://www.macrodroidlink.com/macrostore?id=22601
You could simplify your test "IF minute!=0 OR minute!=15..." with a unique test "minute modulo 15"
Did you know you can use "Attach files" to post a macro on forum?
What action are you referring to? Can't see modulo function anywhere.
I thought you meant that MacroDroid has it (which it hasn't). For some reason there is no REM() in If clause .. (integer variable) .. Expression. There's almost every other arithmetic formula but that!Modulo is a mathematical function
Modulo - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
As @Qarboz said, in this case you can write "IF minute%15!=0..."
Try this: it works!@Florian: Try altering the Wait after Vibrate (Long Buzz) to 2 seconds. As MAYBE the first minute vibrate is "camouflaged" by that, as it barely finished the long vibrate after 1 second, so there's sometimes practically ZERO DELAY between that initial vibrate and the first of the minute vibrate's. Which means MAYBE you don't really hear it, which could be why it APPEARS that macro is doing 1 less vibrate than it should.
