<function name="RealTime" parent="Global" type="libraryfunc"> <description> Returns the uptime of the game/server in seconds (to at least 4 decimal places). This value updates itself once every time the realm thinks. For servers, this is the server tickrate. For clients, its their current FPS. <note>This is **not** synchronised or affected by the game.</note>⤶ ⤶ <note>This will be affected by precision loss if the uptime is more than 30+(?) days, and effectively cease to be functional after 50+(?) days. Changing the map will **not** fix it like it does with CurTime. A server restart is necessary.</note> You should use this function (or SysTime) for timing real-world events such as user interaction, but not for timing game events such as animations. Returns the uptime of the game/server in seconds (to at least **4** decimal places). This value updates itself once every time the realm thinks. For servers, this is the server tickrate. For clients, its their current FPS. <note>This is **not** synchronised or affected by the game.⤶ ⤶ This will be affected by precision loss if the uptime is more than 30+(?) days, and effectively cease to be functional after 50+(?) days. Changing the map will **not** fix it like it does with <page>Global.CurTime</page>. A server restart is necessary.</note> You should use this function (or <page>Global.SysTime</page>) for timing real-world events such as user interaction, but not for timing game events such as animations. See also: <page>Global.CurTime</page>, <page>Global.SysTime</page> </description> <realm>Shared</realm> <rets> <ret name="" type="number">Uptime of the game/server.</ret> </rets> </function>