Inheritance diagram for WorldTimestamp:

Detailed Description

Type storing timestamps of the world.

When a world is created, its timestamp starts at 0. Internal timestamp format is opaque and units used are not specified. However, timestamps guarantee enough precision to provide results in milliseconds, and overflow effects will take at least 100,000 (hundred thousand) years to become observable.

Note that timestamp precision is much higher than what can be represented accurately by float before rounding occurs. For example, when storing duration in milliseconds in a float, the highest value that can be stored before rounding occurs is 16,777,216 ms (approximately 4.5 hours).

Definition at line 25 of file WorldTimestamp.c.

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

scripts/Core/generated/World/WorldTimestamp.c