an issue with (SetTimer) - Printable Version

an issue with (SetTimer) - Printable Version

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an issue with (SetTimer) - YoussefHammad - 16.08.2015

i'm trying to change the time that the action of starting moneybag happens but i cant really understand the script (PS: this moneybag system is not mine but here are the lines that you need)

Код:

new Timer[2];

#define MoneyBagDelay(%1,%2,%3,%4) (%1*3600000)+(%2*60000)+(%3*1000)+%4
#define MB_DELAY MoneyBagDelay(0, 10, 0, 0)

public OnFilterScriptInit()
{
        Timer[1] = SetTimer("MoneyBag", MB_DELAY, true);
        return 1;
}

Thanks

Re: an issue with (SetTimer) - jlalt - 16.08.2015

PHP код:



SetTimer("funcname", interval, repeating);

Re: an issue with (SetTimer) - YoussefHammad - 16.08.2015

Quote:

Originally Posted by jlalt

PHP код:



SetTimer("funcname", interval, repeating);

i know i searched samp wiki , but it doesnt look like it in this case

Re: an issue with (SetTimer) - Evocator - 16.08.2015

This is just stupid tbh. Its a define of converting a specific amount of time to milliseconds.

#define MoneyBagDelay(%1,%2,%3,%4) (%1*3600000)+(%2*60000)+(%3*1000)+%4

As you can see that the MoneyBagDelay has 4 parameters. Each one is then set to be multiplied with a specific number that converts it to milliseconds.

Now when MB_DELAY is defined as MoneyBagDelay(0, 10, 0, 0)

it means that the timer should run every:

MoneyBagDelay(hour,min,sec,millisecond)

Which in your case it is:

0 hour,10 mins,0 seconds,0 milliseconds

And now, only 10 mins are converted to milliseconds, which means that the timer runs once every 10 mins.

Re: an issue with (SetTimer) - YoussefHammad - 16.08.2015

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ralfie

This is just stupid tbh. Its a define of converting a specific amount of time to milliseconds.

#define MoneyBagDelay(%1,%2,%3,%4) (%1*3600000)+(%2*60000)+(%3*1000)+%4

As you can see that the MoneyBagDelay has 4 parameters. Each one is then set to be multiplied with a specific number that converts it to milliseconds.

Now when MB_DELAY is defined as MoneyBagDelay(0, 10, 0, 0)

it means that the timer should run every:

MoneyBagDelay(hour,min,sec,millisecond)

Which in your case it is:

0 hour,10 mins,0 seconds,0 milliseconds

And now, only 10 mins are converted to milliseconds, which means that the timer runs once every 10 mins.

thanks man , +REP