Are Delay Nodes with a high value more less performant?

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@JoSf

The bigger question is not performance but how you will end up structuring your code.

Agreed.

@JoSf

They’re just latent actions under the hood, they run a counter in C++

In a sense, counters are not to be used in this loop counting. It is more likely you could say time stamp check.

// Function to be called after the delay
void YourClass::YourDelayedFunction()
{
    // This code will execute after the delay
    UE_LOG(LogTemp, Warning, TEXT("Delayed function executed."));
}

// Function to start the delay
void YourClass::StartDelay()
{
    // Set the delay time in seconds (e.g., 5 seconds)
    float DelayTime = 5.0f;

    // Create a timer handle
    FTimerHandle TimerHandle;

    // Set the timer to call YourDelayedFunction after the specified delay
    GetWorld()->GetTimerManager().SetTimer(TimerHandle, this, &YourClass::YourDelayedFunction, DelayTime, false);
}