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'''sleep vs. uiSleep''' | |||
The workings of [[sleep]] could be compared to: | |||
<code>//[[sleep]] 5; | |||
t = [[time]] + 5; | |||
[[waitUntil]] {[[time]] >= t};</code> | |||
The workings of [[uiSleep]] could be compared to: | |||
<code>//[[uiSleep]] 5; | |||
t = [[diag_tickTime]] + 5; | |||
[[waitUntil]] {[[diag_tickTime]] >= t};</code> | |||
When simulation is interrupted, [[time]] freezes, but not [[diag_tickTime]]. Also [[time]] at the start of in ''init.sqf'' is often reported as 0, even if the mission has already started. | |||
Revision as of 15:51, 29 May 2015
sleep vs. uiSleep
The workings of sleep could be compared to:
//sleep 5;
t = time + 5;
waitUntil {time >= t};
The workings of uiSleep could be compared to:
//uiSleep 5;
t = diag_tickTime + 5;
waitUntil {diag_tickTime >= t};
When simulation is interrupted, time freezes, but not diag_tickTime. Also time at the start of in init.sqf is often reported as 0, even if the mission has already started.