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What time measurement does wait() use?
Hello! noob scripter here, I wanted to know what time measurement is supposed to go in between the parenthesis in the wait() function. Is it milliseconds or regular seconds?
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Well, the amount inside the parenthesis of wait() is number of seconds.
For eg: wait(1) is waiting for 1 second.
Also, if you'll use only wait(), so the wait is actually 1/33th second.
Lemme know if it helps!
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Thanks a lot! this exactly what i needed. see the thing is i'm trying to sync up 2 different animations that start at different times so i needed to make one animation wait before starting. Thank you! AHeldalil 1 — 3y
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Well, for that you can also use, AnimationTrack.Stopped:wait(), it will execute the further when the AnimationTrack stopped, i.e., completes. BestCreativeBoy 1395 — 3y
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I mean it won't execute the further code BestCreativeBoy 1395 — 3y
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Oh, Ok. but for now i think i'll stick with wait() AHeldalil 1 — 3y
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It does 1 seconds
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so if i were to do wait(3) it would wait for 3 seconds? AHeldalil 1 — 3y
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yes BestCreativeBoy 1395 — 3y