Calling task.wait() with nan or inf as an argument results in a warning saying task.delay instead of task.wait

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@Mmm_Wafflez

I do think the error should be changed for task.wait() though to be something like:

Calling task.wait(t) where t is either NaN or infinite will cause the current thread to have a timeout of 0.

yes, that is what I am trying to explain in this topic

@Mmm_Wafflez

Correct me if I’m wrong but I’m pretty sure task.wait(t) just calls task.delay(t,f) where f is the current thread.

I cannot since I never saw the task library source code but i think that it loops until the time is reached or uses coroutine.yeield() on the current thread and calls coroutine.resume() when the time is reached yet that is just a guess

[WheretIB]

Thank you for the report.

It’s a minor thing, but regardless of the discussion we will fix up the confusion with the wrong name in the error.