This ruins everything

I been using the timer block for a while, but when you put it on repeat forever, and delay 0, the always is actually faster by 0.01th of a second, instead of being the same speed…

That means every code made with repeat forever + delay 0, is a SCAM, and isn’t useful…

The solution to this HORRID scam? Use always, you may ask “But always you can’t control when to start it” that’s why I made ALWAYS 2.0!!!

This is Revolutionary, and will fix Flowlab once and for all!

The code to this awesome new thing!

{"data":{"behavior":{"v":"2","nodes":[{"inputCount":1,"outputCount":1,"name":"Always","behaviorType":"logic.triggers.Always","x":-450,"y":-1152,"group":"","id":"65cd689ea6199a46"},{"inputCount":0,"outputCount":1,"name":"Once","behaviorType":"logic.triggers.Once","x":-630,"y":-1152,"group":"","id":"65cd7ceb2cb09c4c","resetOnLevelStart":false},{"inputCount":3,"outputCount":1,"name":"Number","behaviorType":"logic.logic.Value","x":-270,"y":-1200,"group":"","id":"65cd912b6178d346","startVal":0,"roundMode":1}],"links":[{"input_id":"65cd689ea6199a46i0","output_id":"65cd7ceb2cb09c4co0"},{"input_id":"65cd912b6178d346i2","output_id":"65cd689ea6199a46o0"}],"frames":[]}}}

(Ps. this is a joke don’t take it seriously if you’re not too familiar with Flowlab)

Setting a timer to 0 is basically using an always or once.
0 is not a time frame, it will output every frame and will rely on your frame rate.

ohh that makes sense now