Can someone write me a code to find the minimum wait time?

[crabbb622]

People were saying that waits have a minimum of .27 seconds in GUI. I'm not so sure this is true, because i have a .27 second timer and that is noticeably slower than when i did wait for a false condition every .10 seconds.
It could be that the timer also has a minimum wait time, but i had heard otherwise.
Also maybe wait for condition is different than wait seconds?

Haha I know i'm being lazy by not writing the code myself, but my brain is fried and hopefully you guys will support me

 

[WolfieeifloW]

Waits can be up to 0.5 seconds off of the specified time.

And you know we're The Helper, not The Do'er .
There's a difference between "lazy" and not knowing what to do.

Try to do what you want, and if you can't get it then post.

 

[crabbb622]

eh...
Speak for yourself!
Anyone else wanna do the job for me? lawl

Altough that information you gave might be contributious. Are you pretty sure of it?

 

[WolfieeifloW]

I can send you the test map that shows it's up to 0.5 seconds off if you'd like.

 

[crabbb622]

Could you?
that'd be great, thanks.

 

[WolfieeifloW]

Alright, give me a second.

 

[WolfieeifloW]

I tried to make a simpler test but I can't think right now...

Here's a "wait" test I made a while ago (Along with other 'junk') .

Basically, type "-int X" to set the wait you want to X.
Then just hit "ESC" to run the test.


EDIT: Oops, double post.

 

[crabbb622]

Weird...when I set it to .1 seconds, it said smallest wait was .1, meaning there is no misleading minimum wait...

This is the GUI wait, right?

And thanks for the map, i appreciate it.

 

[WolfieeifloW]

Try different waits.
And yes;
TriggerSleepAction() is the "Wait X second" equivalent in JASS.