Just out of curiosity, what is the lowest time you can input in to the wait () secs? for example, a fire rate for a gun thats really fast.

Not sure, i don't think there is a lowest wait! I have saw waits before that are like:

wait (00000.5) secs

-Learn more about the wait block - https://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/wiki/Wait_()_Secs_(block)

Hope this helps!

You can actually put 0, which is a 1/30th second delay.

customhacker wrote:

You can actually put 0, which is a 1/30th second delay.

Yes! I use “wait 0 seconds” a lot since it makes animations smoother.

doublecrafters23 wrote:

Just out of curiosity, what is the lowest time you can input in to the wait () secs? for example, a fire rate for a gun thats really fast.

You can put any time, even minus, I think, but since the Scratch frame rate is 30fps, that means it cannot actually wait less than 1/30th of a second unless there is nothing in the script that changes the screen. For instance, right after a key press. But in an animation loop, the 1/30th of a second limit would hold.

And for a gun 30fps would be so fast that you couldn't see the individual muzzle blasts or hear them except as a 30cps hum. (An octave lower than powerline hum)

-Vuton- wrote:

Not sure, i don't think there is a lowest wait! I have saw waits before that are like:

wait (00000.5) secs

I'd just like to point out that it should be 0.000005 instead of 00000.5 to be a smaller fraction of time.
00000.5 is equivalent to 0.5.

since your using wait 0, it will make the lowest wait possible because if you wanted no wait you wouldn't have put it in the first place lol.