Task? but with millisecond

How do I repeat a function every 100 millisecs?

 

1 tick is supposedly 50 milliseconds

 

Ok thanks

 

Ok thankS but what if i want 25 millisecs

 

while loop it and usleep(25000);

 

dudde, that is a bad idea, that just delay the program

 

Since taskscheduler allows int and not float,I can't think of any other way.

 

I don't no, i think it is possible if i make a new Task API :3, but my eyes don't like to look at those task file

 

For what you need 1/2 tics timer?

 

Is that possible? if it is true then ...

 

If you replace Server->tick() function with your own timer then yes.

 

Sad
I thought it self can do it, so I need edit the Task + TaskHander + time?

 

Depends on what you need it for.

 

Create a separate thread for handling custom-timed tasks

 

can you give me an example?

 

Depends on your use case. What do you plan on using it for?

A separate thread is the only method to create a delay of less than the tick rate (50 milliseconds).
But do note, even if you do use a thread you'll have to collect your data by a call to thread from the main thread so you're still going to end up collecting it as fast as a tick at the minimum. (AsyncTasks are "pinged" every tick to check if they have been completed).

A pseudo-25-millisecond-delay strategy would be doing things multiple times in one tick.
For example, if you plan to add 1 dirt block to an inventory every 10 milliseconds (which would be 5 dirt blocks every tick), create a task with a delay of 1 tick but add 5 dirt blocks to the inventory in one task run.
P.S. This is basically how redstone "0 tick pulse" circuits work.