Is there any limits on how fast a alias can be triggered with a timer? I testing to use a timer, but i cant to be able to use speeds like 500 down to 100. But there is no difference even if i change the value down to 5.

timermoo -m 0 5 fill_bar

I using the timer to fill a progressbar, but depending on what i will use the progressbar to i want to change the speed of it, a big dialog take longer time, and a small one takes less time. Or do someone have any bether idea on the code i using for now?
Code:
alias fill_bar {
  inc %x
  xdid -v progressbar 1 %x
  if (%progressbar) { xdid -i progressbar 1 %progressbar }
  if (%x >= 100) {
    .timermoo off
    xdid -i progressbar 1 Completed ...
    unset %x , %progressbar
    .timer -m 1 500 dialog -x progressbar progressbar
    .timer -m 1 500 check-started
  }
}

check-started is used to launch the dialog that should open.
Code:
alias check-started {
  if (%plaunch == theme) { unset %plaunch , %progresstime | if (!$dialog(theme)) { dialog -m theme theme } } 
}

if ($me != tired) { return } | else { echo -a Get a pot of coffee now $+($me,.) }