ConsoleTuner

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int Switch;
uint32 t;
main {
 
    if(event_active(BUTTON_10) & !Switch || (t > 5000)){
            t = 0; 
            Switch = !Switch;
        }
 
    if (Switch){
        t+=elapsed_time();
        if (event_active(BUTTON_8)) { t = 0; }
 
        // code while switch is active
        ...
        combo_run(example);
    } 
}
 
combo example {
    set_val(20,100);
}

Scachi wrote:++t will be a value increasing at some variating speed (1ms and faster).
If you want it to track time passed (milli-seconds) you have to use
t+=elapsed_time();

Scachi wrote:I didn't know I have to use elapsed_time() a few scripts ago. I tried to get a timer working to test something against the time_active function and used ++t. It did take some time before I recognized the cause of my problem.
For me there was a huge difference as it looks like a connected and actively used ds4 controller can result in a much faster rate of main block calls than 1ms.