| [04-17 22:39] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: the newer web client has trigger alarms |
| [04-17 22:39] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: fi yo uwant ot creaet repeating tsutff |
| [04-17 22:39] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: then you could do raw javascript and use setTimeout and setInterval |
| [04-17 22:39] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: for total control |
| [04-17 22:40] | [Chat] | Lovelock: too complex lol |
| [04-17 22:40] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: #wait is the most simple |
| [04-17 22:40] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: it works like zmud |
| [04-17 22:40] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: zmud uses seconds while the web client is milliseconds |
| [04-17 22:41] | [Chat] | Lovelock remembers what he used in the past |
| [04-17 22:41] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: you may be thining of the tick timer from zmud |
| [04-17 22:41] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: there is not a direct verison fo that in webclients |
| [04-17 22:42] | [Chat] | Lovelock: I think we had one once upon a time |
| [04-17 22:42] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: never in web client |
| [04-17 22:42] | [Chat] | Lovelock: type help timer. see how weird that looks? |
| [04-17 22:42] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: tick timer is you set acomman dit executs verey so often |
| [04-17 22:42] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: that was a featuer of zmud |
| [04-17 22:42] | [Chat] | Lovelock: hmmm |
| [04-17 22:43] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: web clients can simluar it using javascrtipt setInterval |
| [04-17 22:43] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: but hter is no #tick |
| [04-17 22:43] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: there are alarm triggers |
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