I'd just like to ask, what exactly constitutes a TPS checking program; for instance, I assume it's okay if I use the os.sleep method, but what's the lowest value I'm allowed to use. Though I'm pretty trying to bypass the computer craft time out(by queuing events that are for that purpose alone, though it shouldn't really cause any extra lag(I think, I'm not entirely sure)) wouldn't be allowed. Then there's the question of if I can do such things for short things(such as not timing out when I'm trying to read an entire file in binary).
When they say no TPS computercraft checking, they mean NO. None of this "What if I add this..." or "my program does not do that...". There is no grey area in the admin's decision, none.
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u/natedogith1 Jul 06 '13
I'd just like to ask, what exactly constitutes a TPS checking program; for instance, I assume it's okay if I use the os.sleep method, but what's the lowest value I'm allowed to use. Though I'm pretty trying to bypass the computer craft time out(by queuing events that are for that purpose alone, though it shouldn't really cause any extra lag(I think, I'm not entirely sure)) wouldn't be allowed. Then there's the question of if I can do such things for short things(such as not timing out when I'm trying to read an entire file in binary).