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Wait command explained Difficulty: Intermediate
Category: CS:S > Scripting	Author(s): J2K
Wait; - Stops command parsing until the next frame. The number of wait commands you use is the number of frames it will wait until the next command is passed. To calculate the length of your wait commands in seconds, divide the number of waits by your frames per second. s = w / f s is the time in seconds w is the number of wait commands f is the average frames per second Below is an example using 5 wait commands with a frame rate of 100: s = 5 / 100 s = 0.05 Therefore 5 wait commands at 100 frames per second is a 0.05 second wait. Hope this helps people understand how to use this command (: Jay. Information from Counter-Strike.com
Added: 1 year ago	Tags: wait, command

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	Porcupine . BananiteY2M
	Posted 4 months ago
Pros: Not found any explanation of the wait command anywhere else. This is clear and simple to read (and no hard to read blue font =P ) Cons: None. Improvements: Maybe some situations you would use different timing with the wait command? Notes: Thanks!
- Bananite
	GrimReaper . Fear the ReaperY2M
	Posted 10 months ago
This is really helpful.

	Darkboft . Uber-GamerY2M
	Posted 1 year ago
I thing that is more an discription than a tutorial :P but that can help

	. Scripting & Tutorial MasterY2M
	Posted 1 year ago
Well, it's closer to a tutorial than a script, so i feel it belongs here.

	: Combat AmphibiansY2M
	Posted 1 year ago
This is really not a tutorial. It's useful, but not a tutorial really.

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