Pause Macro Specifics ???

[gcomm]

Hello Zenno World,

If I use the macro {-Pause-|-{-Random.Int-|-4-|-7-}-}

Is the time Zenno Waits an even interval - for example is it............

4.0 seconds / 5.0 seconds / 6.0 seconds etc... or is it....

4.3 seconds / 5.2 seconds / 6.9 seconds etc...

What is the exact specs ? to the second ? millisecond ? or microsecond ?



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[bigcajones]

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[gcomm]

Loonies and Toonies my man !!!

If I was Mr. Google I would say "hey wait, all these actions are happening at random intervals... but without any microseconds...always clicking on the exact second --- hmmmm..."

 

[gcomm]

This is a very straightforward question really ---


If I use the macro {-Pause-|-{-Random.Int-|-4-|-7-}-}

Is the time Zenno Waits an even interval - for example is it............

4.0 seconds / 5.0 seconds / 6.0 seconds etc... or is it....

4.3 seconds / 5.2 seconds / 6.9 seconds etc...

What is the exact specs ? to the second ? millisecond ? or microsecond ?

 

[ZennoScript]

to the second

 

[CaptainObvious]

If I was Mr. Google I would say "hey wait, all these actions are happening at random intervals... but without any microseconds...always clicking on the exact second --- hmmmm..."

Lets imagine for a moment that your zenno box was in the same datacenter & same server rack as the site your going to post to. Even in that hypothetical your still going to get latency/lag that changes minute to minute, but 99.99999999999999999999999% of the time your posting to a different datacenter/state/country. So i think its fair to say that latency flux will give you microsecond variations without even trying to code it in as a "feature".

OR, the short version...put the crack pipe down :p

 

[gcomm]

I like your optimism - dick

the "random-ness" of the macro itself... could be more "random" .