for example in javascript I could simply call Date.now() and get the current time in milliseconds.
Yes, the function you’re looking for is GetSecondsSinceEpoch() it returns a float value
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FYI, I tested it just to be sure.
Here’s a print / Sleep(0.2) / print
LogVerse: : TIME 1746883079.227000
LogVerse: : TIME 1746883079.428000
It works - and Sleep(0.2) is surprisingly accurate.
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