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Get Microseconds

Some platforms support retrieving the system elapsed time with microsecond precision. Time.microseconds is similar to Time.ticks but with units of microseconds instead of milliseconds

Only use microseconds when the precision is necessary as microseconds are more expensive to retrieve than milliseconds.

trace(`Time.microseconds ${Time.microseconds}\n`);

To see if Time.microseconds is supported on your device, check for the presence of the microseconds property:

if ("microseconds" in Time)
	trace("microseconds available\n");
else
	trace("microseconds unavailable\n");