How do I "wait" independent of the time scale

Hi, about wait and timeScale, how I can make wait is not modified after changing timeScale?

With timeScale = 1

Wait 1 second = 1 second - ok

But with timeScale = 0.5

Wait 1 second = 2 seconds - ?

"wait" depends on the time scale by what I see, is this correct ?.

0.5 is half as fast.

2x is twice as fast.

It just looks like it's related, but its not.

I'm not sure I follow.

Look at this example, I use wait 1 second but spend 2 seconds until ending wait.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/60803633/test10.capx

I just want to wait 1 second using "wait 1 second"

regardless of the timescale.

You can timescale only the moving objects with 'set object time scale'. That way the system is not effected. Timers still can be used when the behaviour is attached to a non t-scaled object.

Or make you own clock based on the expression wallclocktime.

Ok, use a timer using as reference WALLCLOCKTIME could be a solution.

Thanks.

Looks like time, and wallclocktime are inverted Ashley

But wait is still not effected only wallclocktime is

2 seconds becomes 4 when timescale is half as fast.

newt, that is new to me. So far all my wallclocktimes been real time ?

Change the example capx to time, and its shows un dt'd time, which is what wallclocktime is supposed to be.

Just use:

wait timescale seconds

and the wait time will be one actual second as long as the timescale isn't 0.