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[jadelade]

I have bean looking around for the clocking for the computers but i cant fined it! Could someone help?

[GamerNebulae]

jadelade, on 08 August 2013 - 03:17 AM, said:

I have bean looking around for the clocking for the computers but i cant fined it! Could someone help?

Do they even have clock speeds? xD

[ben657]

I'm not completely certain, but I'm pretty sure they match the games tick speed. So assuming no server lag or anything, it'd be 20 ticks per second

EDIT: no actually that would be ridiculously slow... Ignore that, I have no idea

[Robert00001]

The speed of the computer depends on the speed of the server (yes, even single player is a server internally).

And the minimum interval of a timer is one tick (1/20th of a second), but if you do

os.queueEvent("dummy") os.pullEvent("dummy")

it'll do it 20 times a tick on my computer

[MudkipTheEpic]

Robert00001, on 08 August 2013 - 06:40 AM, said:

The speed of the computer depends on the speed of the server (yes, even single player is a server internally).

And the minimum interval of a timer is one tick (1/20th of a second), but if you do

os.queueEvent("dummy") os.pullEvent("dummy")

it'll do it 20 times a tick on my computer

This is just a guess, but wouldn't this be a little faster?

os.queueEvent"" coroutine.yield""

Also, try on a clean world with only 1 active computer. It is much faster then a world with lots of computers.

[immibis]

Computers don't have a clock speed, CC runs them as fast as it can except when they're waiting for an event (which should be most of the time if the program is well written)