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| ==Description==
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| [[SetQuestDelay]] modifies the processing time delay for a script.
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| By default, quest scripts process every 5 seconds (this is based on an INI setting). This is to prevent the quest scripts from taking up an excessive amount of processor time. Unless you have a good reason, you should leave the quest script processing every 5 seconds.
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| Good reasons include:
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| *The quest script is running a timer which requires precise timing (e.g. for dialogue).
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| *The quest script needs to react to something with precise timing (e.g. to trigger different parts of a scene).
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| Even when you have a good reason, avoid setting the quest delay time to .1, or any other low number, for the duration of a quest. Under almost all circumstances, set the quest delay to a low number for a specific purpose, and when that purpose is finished, set it back to the default.
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| *Note: The INI setting default can be overridden per quest by setting the Script Processing Delay in the quest form
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| ==Syntax==
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| SetQuestDelay ''QuestName, DelayTimer''
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| ==Examples==
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| SetQuestDelay MyQuest .1
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| Scripts in MyQuest will process every .1 seconds.
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| ==Notes==
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| *Setting delay to 0 tells the quest to process at the INI setting default (5 seconds).
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| **Or whatever the Script Processing Delay was set to in the quest form
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| ==See Also==
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| *None
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| [[Category:Console Commands]]
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