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== Description ==
 
== Description ==
Each <tt>frame</tt>, LavishScript executes up to a specified number of commands in each script.  By default, this number is 40.  Using this command with no parameters sets it to 100, otherwise any number equal to or greater than 20 may be used.  Make sure to strategically make use of [[Command:Wait|Wait]] or [[Command:WaitFrame|WaitFrame]] if you use Turbo!
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Each <tt>frame</tt>, LavishScript executes up to a specified number of commands in each script.  By default, this number is 75.  Using this command with no parameters sets it to 150, otherwise any number equal to or greater than 20 may be used.  Make sure to strategically make use of [[Command:Wait|Wait]] or [[Command:WaitFrame|WaitFrame]] if you use Turbo!
  
 
== Examples ==
 
== Examples ==

Latest revision as of 13:04, 3 July 2005

Syntax

Command Difficulty Rating
Turbo
Usage Newbie
Level of Understanding Intermediate
Computer Savvy Newbie
Logic Newbie

Turbo [Maximum commands per pulse]

Description

Each frame, LavishScript executes up to a specified number of commands in each script. By default, this number is 75. Using this command with no parameters sets it to 150, otherwise any number equal to or greater than 20 may be used. Make sure to strategically make use of Wait or WaitFrame if you use Turbo!

Examples

  • Turbo
  • Turbo 50
  • Turbo 1000

See Also