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A vote system with tag account?

or only the way to put a tag in a account and take it out in 1 day?

Thanks!

serv.account.tag.blah

to remove it after a day? either use a timer function or make the tag a time stamp based on serv.time run a check when players log in


Assuming I am correctly understanding what you are wanting.

(10-24-2012 01:12 PM)Mordaunt Wrote: [ -> ]serv.account.tag.blah

to remove it after a day? either use a timer function or make the tag a time stamp based on serv.time run a check when players log in

Code:

IF (<eval <SERV.TIME>-<serv.account.tag0.blah>/10> > 86400)
    serv.account.tag.blah=
endif

Assuming I am correctly understanding what you are wanting.

Yo can explain that /10 > 86400?

and, where i put that ? On=@login? or something else?

Thanks!

Lazarus.

Or put a item on player with timer

Equipped timers don't tick while a player is logged off....
Also the timer would be only on the player who performed the action, and not any Alts...

86400 = seconds in a day.
Serv.time /10 gives you a time in seconds.

By placing the code I gave you under a @login trigger it will check if the difference between current serv.time and the time-stamped tag is > 86400 (24 hrs) and if so remove it.

In your voting script, have it check for that tag and run the same piece of code to see if the difference is over 24 hours, if it is, remove the tag and allow voting to occur, (and add the tag again with the new serv.time) if not prevent it. You could also have it output the remaining time so player know how ling until they can vote. Just remember it's in seconds so you'll have to do a little math with it (/60) to get a number players can more easily understand.

(10-24-2012 09:56 PM)Mordaunt Wrote: [ -> ]Equipped timers don't tick while a player is logged off....
Also the timer would be only on the player who performed the action, and not any Alts...

86400 = seconds in a day.
Serv.time /10 gives you a time in seconds.

By placing the code I gave you under a @login trigger it will check if the difference between current serv.time and the time-stamped tag is > 86400 (24 hrs) and if so remove it.

In your voting script, have it check for that tag and run the same piece of code to see if the difference is over 24 hours, if it is, remove the tag and allow voting to occur, (and add the tag again with the new serv.time) if not prevent it. You could also have it output the remaining time so player know how ling until they can vote. Just remember it's in seconds so you'll have to do a little math with it (/60) to get a number players can more easily understand.

Thanks!
I will try it!
and the /60 to see the exact number yes I have take it that from another script ^_^

Thanks again


I had errors. I had trying this:

Your code:



Untested but that should do it.

(10-25-2012 03:13 AM)Mordaunt Wrote: [ -> ]Your code:

Code:

[FUNCTION vote]
IF (!<SRC.account.tag0.blah>) // <--- if no tag
    IF <eval <src.findid.account.tag0.blah.timer>/3600>> // <-- evaluate the tag thats not there??
    SRC.SYSMESSAGE @,3,1 You have had voted. You left <eval <src.findid.i_mem_vote.timer>/3600> hours to try again.
    ENDIF

and this in the player event:
IF (<eval <SERV.TIME>-<serv.account.tag0.blah>/10> > 86400)
    serv.account.tag.blah=
endif

Code:

[FUNCTION vote]
IF (<account.tag0.blah>)
    src.sysmessage @,3,1 You have already voted.
    src.sysmessage @,3,1 You can vote again in <eval ((<serv.time>-<src.account.tag0.blah>/10)/60)> minutes
    return 1
else
   src.account.tag0.blah = <serv.time> // rewrite the tag to current time
   //vote script
endif

ON=@LOGIN
IF (<eval <serv.time>-<src.account.tag0.blah>/10> > 86400)
   src.account.tag0.blah=
endif

Untested but that should do it.

Thanks!

The problem here now it is, that counter


works bad
The counter keeps going up and not down xD

Any idea ?

THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I LOVE YOU GUYS

this is for hours, for noobs need like me

MESSAGE You are not allowed to vote for another <eval <EVAL <ACCOUNT.TAG0.TimeThatAnotherVoteIsAllowed>-<SERV.TIME>> /3600> hours!