Is it ok to use ((wait)) trigger in single player game? {{SOLVED}}

[13lack_Ro$e]

Hi all,as title says , I am creating a single player hero defence and for some hero spells I use ((wait)) trigger (I think I know how to make it MUI but I think that's not necessary since in that map there never will be more than player , so why should I make trouble to myself?).

Also I wanted to know if it's a multi player map but when a player picks a hero others can't pick that , in this situation will ((wait)) trigger cause problems (in a case that a single spell can't be used by two players)?

 

[TheLordOfChaos201]

wait is dependant on your computers measurement of time

where as wait in game is a time agreed upon by all the computers connected to the game

meaning that wait is ok for single player but multiplayer absolutly needs wait in game.

I hope this answers your question

 

[MyPad]

As long as you're the only player whose slot is being used, I guess so.

(This may be untrue) However, if even just one player aside from you, e.g. the computer player or human player, is in the game (which means that another slot is used), the wait function would be prone to desycns, which means that whatever you're experiencing is different from what the computer player or human player is experiencing.

 

[13lack_Ro$e]

wait is dependant on your computers measurement of time

where as wait in game is a time agreed upon by all the computers connected to the game

meaning that wait is ok for single player but multiplayer absolutly needs wait in game.

I hope this answers your question

TNX a lot. But why computers measurement of time shall be different? I mean second is second how can it be different in my pc to yours?

 

[13lack_Ro$e]

As long as you're the only player whose slot is being used, I guess so.

(This may be untrue) However, if even just one player aside from you, e.g. the computer player or human player, is in the game (which means that another slot is used), the wait function would be prone to desycns, which means that whatever you're experiencing is different from what the computer player or human player is experiencing.

Tnx a Lot

 

[TheLordOfChaos201]

TNX a lot. But why computers measurement of time shall be different? I mean second is second how can it be different in my pc to yours?

Your computer might have a fraction of a nano second difference in it's measurement of a second, or it might say a second past NOW while another computer is still waiting for a second to pass(again a fraction of a nano difference).

Still it is better to always use the wait in game timer as it doesn't count on the computers time but the game time

 

[MyPad]

TNX a lot. But why computers measurement of time shall be different? I mean second is second how can it be different in my pc to yours?

Tnx a Lot

Watch out, you double-posted. You might want to delete it (the second message) before the moderators come snooping.