Do I understand this code snippet correctly?

[Gen. Hothauser]

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function AirDragonArmor::onTrigger(%this, %obj, %trig, %press) {
if(%trig == 2 && %press && getsimtime() >= %obj.lastjump+400)
{
%obj.forbidJump = true;
%obj.addVelocity("0 0 24");
%obj.playThread(0, "Jump");
ServerPlay3D(AirDragonJumpSound, %obj.getPosition());
%obj.lastjump = getsimtime();
}
else Parent::onTrigger(%this, %obj, %trig, %press);
}
I ripped the above code out of the Player_Dragons pack.

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if(%trig == 2 && %press && getsimtime() >= %obj.lastjump+400)

Is this checking if a key as been pressed (%press), that the pressed key is the jump key (%trig == 2), and checking if it has been 400 milliseconds since the last time the function was triggered successfully (getsimtime() >= %obj.lastjump+400)?

[Ad Bot]

[Lugnut]

yes

[Advanced Bot]

Instead of getsimtime() >= %obj.lastjump+400, try (getSimTime() - %obj.lastJump) >= 400

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[Lugnut]

those are functionally the same, right?

[Advanced Bot]

those are functionally the same, right?

Yes, but it will have a tiny issue.

[Lugnut]

i don't get the issue? could you put some examples down?

[MARBLE MAN]

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TIL abbr tag

[Swollow]

um it doesn't matter which way you do it, they both are identical

[Zeblote]

Instead of getsimtime() >= %obj.lastjump+400, try (getSimTime() - %obj.lastJump) >= 400

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dude
a > b + c
a - b > c
It's the same goddamn thing?