The reason behind this approach is due to resource efficiency.
Every time a trigger is fired, a new thread is created. If a new thread is created every few milliseconds, your computer's CPU usage will start to climb noticably.
I would recommend using a loop and wait actions instead as this should take very little resources.
Hi,
The reason behind this approach is due to resource efficiency.
Every time a trigger is fired, a new thread is created. If a new thread is created every few milliseconds, your computer's CPU usage will start to climb noticably.
I would recommend using a loop and wait actions instead as this should take very little resources.