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Further example conditional sleep

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Could you explain to me how it works. I understand the logic but how do I use it in my script. I tried using it after an interaction. It wasnt spam clicking, but it didn't sleep until the condition was inverted.

Edited by josedpay

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It will sleep while the condition evaluates to false and the timeout hasn't expired.

I edited my op. Could you supply me with an example.

 

i got it to work

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For the record, don't supply it a Runnable that performs any type of Event (From the constructor that takes a Runnable). The runnable is called many times per second as well.

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For the record, don't supply it a Runnable that performs any type of Event (From the constructor that takes a Runnable). The runnable is called many times per second as well.

Naw all I did was the same as before but I actually used the built in sleep method which I over looked

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