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Originally Posted by cbk1994

I did a bit of testing on an iPhone 4.

I commented out, in turn, either the trigger for timeOut or the trigger for scheduleEventTest.

PHP Code:

//#CLIENTSIDE
function onCreated() {
  this.loopCount = 0;
  
  this.trigger("scheduleEventTest");
  // this.trigger("timeOut");
}

function onScheduleEventTest() {
  this.loopCount ++;
  player.chat = this.loopCount;
  
  this.scheduleEvent(0.05, "scheduleEventTest");
}

function onTimeOut() {
  this.loopCount ++;
  player.chat = this.loopCount;
  
  this.setTimer(0.05);
} 


Results from clientstats after running for about 4 minutes (until the loop counter hit 5k):
scheduleEvent:


setTimer:


I closed and re-opened Graal before each test on the iPhone.

That is quite interesting. Thanks for the statistics, I would (+ rep 1) if possible.

So basically there is no nice way of doing it. Well, at least I'm fully aware of the constraints on that part.