Clock

Clock is Mother's timing engine. It runs on Update10, which gives you about one tick every 0.166 seconds, and it supports three common patterns:

Repeating work with Schedule().
One-off delayed work with QueueForLater().
Multi-step routines with AddCoroutine().

Scheduling Repeating Work

Use Schedule() for work that should repeat on a fixed interval.

TelemetryModule.cs
public override void Boot()
{
    Clock clock = GetModule<Clock>();
    clock.Schedule(UpdateTelemetry, 1);
    clock.Schedule(UpdateThreatAssessment, 5);
}

void UpdateTelemetry()
{
    Mother.Print($"Speed: {Mother.GetShipSpeed()}");
}

void UpdateThreatAssessment()
{
    // expensive scan here
}

Queueing Delayed Work

Use QueueForLater() when something should run once after a delay.

LaunchModule.cs
public void StartCountdown()
{
    Mother.Print("Launch in 10 seconds.");

    GetModule<Clock>().QueueForLater(() =>
    {
        Mother.Print("Ignition.");
        FireThrusters();
    }, 10);
}

Running Coroutines

Use AddCoroutine() when a task needs to yield across multiple cycles.

BootModule.cs
public override void Boot()
{
    GetModule<Clock>().AddCoroutine(SpinUpSequence());
}

IEnumerable<double> SpinUpSequence()
{
    Mother.Print("Opening blast doors...");
    OpenDoors();
    yield return 2.0;

    Mother.Print("Enabling reactors...");
    EnableReactors();
    yield return 1.0;

    Mother.Print("System ready.");
}

Useful Properties and Methods

Member	Use
`QueuedTaskCount`	Number of one-off delayed actions waiting to run
`CoroutineCount`	Number of active coroutines
`GetLoader()`	Small `/` or `\` activity indicator used by `Terminal`
`Reset()`	Clears queued tasks, repeating tasks, and coroutines
`ClearScheduledTasks()`	Clears only repeating scheduled tasks

Emitted Events

Clock does not emit any built-in events.