As you can see the whole loading session process is printed and I need to know how to do I get the “Time Elapsed: 123 ms”. Any help is appreciated!
p/s: If you know how to get the total weight and weight buffer, tell me. But of course this is optional, I just curious about this.
The script would look something like this:
-- Start of script
local StartTime = os.time()
--[[ Main Script Here ]]--
-- After everything is done loading
local TimeElapsed = (os.time() - StartTime)*1000 - This is to get ms instead of seconds
print("Loaded in "..TimeElsapsed.." ms")It should be
(os.time() - StartTime) * 1000
Because 1 second is 1000 milliseconds;
The original one will give 0.001ms but the one I gave will give 1000ms, as it should.
Thank you, I nearly missed that. Not sure why I didn’t times it by 1000 but good catch! I updated the previous reply.
So your code is working but I realised that the code is only printing (example) 1000 instead of 1234.
So is it possible to make it more like the example I showed just now? (or a more accurate number)
The code is exactly the same as the one up there
Try changing os.time() to tick(), os.time is only precise to the second, while tick is precise to decimals.
os.clock() is better. time() is better for performance with the cost of negligible accuracy. Also tick() is getting deprecated, although it doesn’t mean it won’t work, it means that there is something better.
