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NSTimer isn't the most accurate timer, if you need something more precise, you may have to look at other methods. If you're getting errors with this, it may be because the time you're setting times that are less than a millisecond.
Best,
Rich
Rich Harley
Photography Champion, Triggertrap
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Hey,
I don't get it.
Why u set your timer like this:
[NSTimer timerWithTimeInterval:0.02
target:self
selector:@selector(clockDidTick:)
userInfo:nil repeats:YES];
With time interval of 0.02 and when I try to set my own timer the same as u do, it's faster then real millisecond?
(I know that it isn't StackOverFlow here but I m really curious about this point :)
Thanks in advance!
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