Timing

Three commands control pacing:

Command	Behavior
`DELAY <ms>`	Pauses the whole script for the given number of milliseconds before the next instruction runs.
`SET_DELAY <ms>`	Sets a fixed delay applied between every keystroke from that point on, until changed again.
`SET_SPEED <ms\|preset>`	Same effect as `SET_DELAY`, but also accepts the named presets (`$Fastest`, `$Normal`, `$Human`, `$Random`) from Values & constants.

timing.hdc


DELAY 500
REM ^ pause for 500 ms

SET_DELAY 30
REM ^ 30 ms between every keystroke from here on

SET_SPEED $Human
REM ^ or use a named preset instead

Both DELAY and SET_DELAY / SET_SPEED accept whole-millisecond values from 0 up to roughly 4.29 billion (about 49 days) — in practice, real payloads stay well under a few seconds per DELAY.

Per-keystroke pacing has a floor of 7 ms. Anything set lower than that is rejected at compile time.