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Btw., is there a Vizard command to get the current system time? Or do you have to rely on python's 'time' library?
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For the system time, you would need to use the Python library. Vizard provides the
viz.tick command which returns the time elapsed from when the script was started.
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But then the minimum time interval you can wait in the Vizard is bound to the refresh rate, correct? Unless you are using the director function, of course (which spawns another thread, iirc).
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If you're yielding for a Vizard action or event then it's bound to the refresh rate. What is it that you want to wait for and get a timestamp of?