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FrameTime
Returns the time (in milliseconds) since the current frame started. time = myTime.FrameTime( ) Return value The time in milliseconds. Comments When comparing the current time, it is recomended to use FrameTimeIs(n) instead of FrameTime() == n, as FrameTimeIs includes checks which ensure that the time is never missed due to refresh rate. FrameTime() == n will rarely return true, as the system clock used usually increments in 15 - 17 millisecond intervals. See also Time:FrameTimeIs Time:FrameTimeOver Time:FrameTimeUnder Time:FrameTimeBetween Time:Every JAM © 2005 no one in partiular Project started by David Evans in 2005 | ||