27.01.2012, 20:18
Yep, script is executed line by line, a timer is only executed after the currently running function is finished. No chance that a function is suspended for a timer.
Can the milliseconds difference between timers affect something?
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Can the milliseconds difference between timers affect something? - by milanosie - 27.01.2012, 11:28
Re: Can the milliseconds difference between timers affect something? - by Vince - 27.01.2012, 11:39
Re: Can the milliseconds difference between timers affect something? - by MP2 - 27.01.2012, 11:39
Re: Can the milliseconds difference between timers affect something? - by milanosie - 27.01.2012, 11:42
Re: Can the milliseconds difference between timers affect something? - by MP2 - 27.01.2012, 18:33
Re: Can the milliseconds difference between timers affect something? - by FUNExtreme - 27.01.2012, 19:39
Re: Can the milliseconds difference between timers affect something? - by MP2 - 27.01.2012, 19:42
Re: Can the milliseconds difference between timers affect something? - by FUNExtreme - 27.01.2012, 19:51
Re: Can the milliseconds difference between timers affect something? - by Mauzen - 27.01.2012, 20:18
Re: Can the milliseconds difference between timers affect something? - by MP2 - 27.01.2012, 21:19
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