cark.behavior-tree.node-defs.timer

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The :timer node stays :running until a certain duration (in milliseconds) has elapsed. parameters:

:timer : an optional keyword or keyword returning context function. The name of this timer.
:duration : an integer or integer returning context function. The numebr of milliseconds this node stays :running before succeeding.

This node has two modes of operation.

named timer : when the :timer parameter is set, the :timer node will start counting time based on the last completed timer with the same name (or now if none were found)
free timer : The duration starts counting when the :timer node passes from :fresh to :running

Although they're not always necessary, named timers are the most precise as their combined durations do not depend on the tick invokation times.

The :timer node stays :running until a certain duration (in milliseconds) has elapsed.
parameters:
- :timer : an optional keyword or keyword returning context function. The name of this timer.
- :duration : an integer or integer returning context function. The numebr of milliseconds this node stays :running before succeeding.

This node has two modes of operation.
- named timer :
  when the :timer parameter is set, the :timer node will start counting time based on the last completed timer with the same name (or now if none were found)
- free timer :
  The duration starts counting when the :timer node passes from :fresh to :running

Although they're not always necessary, named timers are the most precise as their combined durations do not depend on the tick invokation times.

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