lol, yeah, it just throws the exception, but nothing's there to catch it so that's exactly where it goes

BTW In a non-yielding context, someone updated the Polish localization for the new Overwatch, how does that work? As for the mod, I'd do it but Packer gives me trouble with Export/Import. I don't know why, it just does something strange to the localization and it won't work anymore. I even tried redownloading it but to no avail. It took me 30 mins to import the English txt into the package, it kept importing it wrong and everytime with a different result, until eventually it got it right

I'll leave it at that for now then

So, when is it appropriate to call Sleep? So far I've only seen it in while statements to wait for a Sim to cancel all interactions or waiting for a Sim to instantiate. Is that about the only appropriate use?

Great

I wouldn't have expected troubles anyway, perhaps I was worried about setting alarms that are supposed to yield to non-yielding but that seems to work so far. The worst it can happen is a little slow down when running at high speed but it wouldn't even be too noticeable

@Chain I would still recommend using Twallan's sleep, it checks appropriately first and you don't have to worry about placing it in the wrong place. That's a million dollar question though, cos it depends where you're using it. Interactions is a no-no, you need to use DoLoop() and that one will use Sleep() and do its thing nicely, except for ImmediateInteraction, that one is run by the Simulator and therefore in a yielding context. So, yeah, the answer is that it's appropriate to use in Tasks