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+--- Forum: Script Help (/Forum-Script-Help)
+--- Thread: Timer (/Thread-Timer)
Timer - mrkarlo - 05-06-2015 03:08 AM
hey!!
I want to make some timer on command "home home home". Only one time can use it in 24h.
It's possible? And how will it look.
RE: Timer - Van Glan Bloom - 05-06-2015 07:10 AM
You can make something like this :
Code:
[FUNCTION Home]
IF <src.restest 1 home_timer>
SRC.SYSMESSAGE @09c1 You need wait a X minutes.
RETURN 1
elseif (<SRC.FLAGS> & statf_dead)
src.sysmessage @09c1 You will be teleporter in 45 secounds ...
elseif !<src.restest 1 home_memory>
src.newitem home_memory
src.act.equip
elseif !<src.restest 1 home_timer>
src.newitem home_timer
src.act.equip
endif
[ITEMDEF home_memory]
ID=i_memory
TYPE=t_eq_script
NAME=home Memory
on=@create
attr=04
ON=@equip
timer=1
on=@timer
cont.go 6116,1234,1 // define your area
cont.flags=<cont.tag.flags>
cont.tag.flags=
remove
return 1
[ITEMDEF home_timer]
ID=i_memory
TYPE=t_eq_script
NAME=home Timer
on=@create
attr=04
TIMER=84600
ON=@equip
timer=1
on=@timer
IF (<MORE>>0)
more=<more>-1
TIMER=1
ELSE
REMOVE
ENDIF
RETURN 1RE: Timer - XuN - 05-06-2015 04:21 PM
And if you want to make it to work in the 'home home home', you'll have to add 'home' to speech:
Code:
[SPEECH spk_player]
// All players speech filtered through here.
ON=home home home // Ghosts can go home.
IF (<FLAGS>&statf_dead)
go <home> // <-- change this line to: home
endifEDIT: This is inside sphere_speech.scp
RE: Timer - mrkarlo - 05-07-2015 03:00 AM
Van Glan Bloom, Xun thank you guys!!
RE: Timer - mrkarlo - 05-08-2015 01:59 AM
I need lil information! How to insert into the sysmessage the number of minutes remaining till next try?
RE: Timer - Extreme - 05-08-2015 09:16 AM
Quick help
PHP Code:
ON=home home home
IF (<TAG0.HOMEHOMEHOME> > <SERV.TIME>)
SYSMESSAGE @026,,1 You need wait for <EVAL <TAG0.HOMEHOMEHOME>/10> seconds to use this again.
RETURN 1
ELIF (<SRC.FLAGS> & STATF_DEAD)
GO <HOME>
TAG0.HOMEHOMEHOME <EVAL <SERV.TIME>+864000>
ENDIF
RE: Timer - mrkarlo - 05-12-2015 01:19 AM
thanx Extreme. Serv.time+3600 its one hour? or +60?
RE: Timer - XuN - 05-12-2015 02:37 AM
serv.time is based on tenths of second so <serv.time>/10 gives you the seconds. 60*60*10 (36000) is the correct number.