Sleep causes the script to pause execution for the specified number of milliseconds.

The Sleep action can be used whenever a short pause is needed during the execution of a function in a script instance.

Sleep causes the script to pause while executing a function, which means other events rising up to the application for processing are being queued. Using Sleep for a long amount of time runs counter to the best practice of spending as little amount of time in a function, due to the fact only one event can be processed at a time. If a long delay is needed, then consider instead using AddTriggerTimer or AddNonTriggerTimer.

Sleep does not use a thread in the Application Runtime threadpool while sleeping.

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