hi, what I was wondering is if the timer message and the sleep verb use the same time EXACTLY. Because: a cog I have written needs exact timing. Many parts of it wait with the sleep verb...but the timing is just off slighly to the eye(which ruins it) I thought maybe I could rewrite it with timers instead of sleep(). Well, I just dont know if its worth rewriting if the same time problem results occur.

Sleep is 3vil. Use timers. Your question is interesting though: Does Jk use the same timing for Sleeps, Timers and Pulses?

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Timers and pulses run on the same clock, I believe, however sleep seems to be counted differently.

If it is counted differently, then could it be slightly different time. I mean to say in a difference as mynoot as .001 seconds or even less?

JK handles timing strangely. 0.0001 seconds isnt always 0.0001 seconds. One cannot be absolutely precise with JK. However, Timers pulses and sleeps all use the same inputs; seconds. There should be no difference in how long JK waits.

And yes, convert it to Timers. Only use Sleep when there is no chance of the message being called again in the time JK has to wait.

Thanks. I've been trying to make a sky backdrop that sweeps by like going through a wormhole. And it ALMOST works. Darnd that Jedi Knight time!