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A way of measuring time intervals for the purposes of triggering an action after some elapsed time.
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C# Timers for game development
Timer can handle it, your main concern will be memory usage with thousands of requests.
A suggestion is to create an Async timer with a callback to signal the table or player of an action. … The function signature is this :
Timer( TimerCallback callback, object state, uint dueTime, uint period)
so instead of keeping track of the timer queue yourself and having some heavy logic, you can …
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