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==getTime== | ==getTime== | ||
Returns the number of milli seconds since | Returns the number of milli seconds since the command was called the first time (or the timer was reset). Use this command for relative time measurements. E.g. call this command twice at different locations and calculate the time differential to see the time passed. | ||
Lua Syntax: | Lua Syntax: | ||
<pre>getTime()</pre> | <pre>getTime({flags=1, | ||
reset = true|false})</pre> | |||
===Arguments=== | ===Arguments=== | ||
===Flags=== | ===Flags=== | ||
====r/reset==== | |||
:If true the timer will be reset and the next call(s) will return the time passed since this call. | |||
===Return Values=== | ===Return Values=== | ||
;time | ;time | ||
:Milli seconds | :Milli seconds | ||
Revision as of 23:17, 17 August 2011
getTime
Returns the number of milli seconds since the command was called the first time (or the timer was reset). Use this command for relative time measurements. E.g. call this command twice at different locations and calculate the time differential to see the time passed.
Lua Syntax:
getTime({flags=1,
reset = true|false})
Arguments
Flags
r/reset
- If true the timer will be reset and the next call(s) will return the time passed since this call.
Return Values
- time
- Milli seconds