[osman2571]

how to make afk time.
Default is the time in scm - SendClientMessage and how to make it in 3dtextlabel


Default:

Code:

if(IsPlayerConnected(i))
			{
			    if(AFK[i] == 1)
			    {
			        GetPlayerName(i, sendername, sizeof(sendername));
					new Float:time = AFKTime[i];
					format(string, 256, "{FF6347}%s (%d) {FFFFFF}| Afk vrijeme:{FF6347}%.1fmin", sendername, i,time);
					SCM(playerid, COLOR_WHITE, string);
				}
			}

Label:

Code:

AFK[i] = 1;
						AfkLabel[i] = Create3DTextLabel("[AFK - Nisam u igrici!]",0xFF000099,0,0,0,50,-1,1);
						Attach3DTextLabelToPlayer(AfkLabel[i], i, 0,0,0);

I try to make that system like this but don't work

Code:

AfkLabel[i] = Create3DTextLabel("[AFK - Nisam u igrici %.1fmin!]",0xFF000099,0,0,0,50,-1,1,time);

[austin070]

Why is it in a loop? Where is this function?

[osman2571]

This is Timer:AfkDetect in loop system

[osman2571]

BUMP

[Simeon87]

Here's a possible solution using OnPlayerKeyStateChange to detect inactivity.
Note that the SetPlayerChatBubble() expiretime parameter overlaps with the one second timer by 500ms, this is to ensure that the caption remains visible regardless of other factors such as lag.

Code:

#undef MAX_PLAYERS
#define MAX_PLAYERS 32 //The player capacity of your server

#define COLOR_GREEN 0x33AA33AA

new afkTime[MAX_PLAYERS];

forward oneSecond();
public oneSecond()
{
	for(new i = 0; i < MAX_PLAYERS; i++)
	{
		if(IsPlayerConnected(i) && !IsPlayerNPC(i))
		{
			//Display AFK label when the player has been away for at least 30 seconds
			if(afkTime[i] >= 30)
			{
				new caption[32];
				format(caption, sizeof(caption), "AFK - %s seconds.", afkTime[i]);
				SetPlayerChatBubble(i, caption, COLOR_GREEN, 20.0, 1500);
			}
			
			afkTime[i]++;
		}
	}

	return 1;
}

public OnGameModeInit()
{
	SetTimer("oneSecond", 1000, true);
	
	return 1;
}

public OnPlayerKeyStateChange(playerid, newkeys, oldkeys)
{
	afkTime[playerid] = 0;

	return 1;
}

public OnPlayerConnect(playerid)
{
	afkTime[playerid] = 0;

	return 1;
}

[0x41726d79]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Simeon87 Here's a possible solution using OnPlayerKeyStateChange to detect inactivity. Note that the SetPlayerChatBubble() expiretime parameter overlaps with the one second timer by 500ms, this is to ensure that the caption remains visible regardless of other factors such as lag. Code: #undef MAX_PLAYERS #define MAX_PLAYERS 32 //The player capacity of your server #define COLOR_GREEN 0x33AA33AA new afkTime[MAX_PLAYERS]; forward oneSecond(); public oneSecond() { for(new i = 0; i < MAX_PLAYERS; i++) { if(IsPlayerConnected(i) && !IsPlayerNPC(i)) { //Display AFK label when the player has been away for at least 30 seconds if(afkTime[i] >= 30) { new caption[32]; format(caption, sizeof(caption), "AFK - %s seconds.", afkTime[i]); SetPlayerChatBubble(i, caption, COLOR_GREEN, 20.0, 1500); } afkTime[i]++; } } return 1; } public OnGameModeInit() { SetTimer("oneSecond", 1000, true); return 1; } public OnPlayerKeyStateChange(playerid, newkeys, oldkeys) { afkTime[playerid] = 0; return 1; } public OnPlayerConnect(playerid) { afkTime[playerid] = 0; return 1; }

he want AFK, not inactivity, OnPlayerUpdate return 0 when player is AFK.
whatever, give us the timer.. i can't understand why you send client messages when he is AFK ^_^

[osman2571]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Simeon87 Here's a possible solution using OnPlayerKeyStateChange to detect inactivity. Note that the SetPlayerChatBubble() expiretime parameter overlaps with the one second timer by 500ms, this is to ensure that the caption remains visible regardless of other factors such as lag. Code: #undef MAX_PLAYERS #define MAX_PLAYERS 32 //The player capacity of your server #define COLOR_GREEN 0x33AA33AA new afkTime[MAX_PLAYERS]; forward oneSecond(); public oneSecond() { for(new i = 0; i < MAX_PLAYERS; i++) { if(IsPlayerConnected(i) && !IsPlayerNPC(i)) { //Display AFK label when the player has been away for at least 30 seconds if(afkTime[i] >= 30) { new caption[32]; format(caption, sizeof(caption), "AFK - %s seconds.", afkTime[i]); SetPlayerChatBubble(i, caption, COLOR_GREEN, 20.0, 1500); } afkTime[i]++; } } return 1; } public OnGameModeInit() { SetTimer("oneSecond", 1000, true); return 1; } public OnPlayerKeyStateChange(playerid, newkeys, oldkeys) { afkTime[playerid] = 0; return 1; } public OnPlayerConnect(playerid) { afkTime[playerid] = 0; return 1; }

Not counting my seconds, rather than minutes -.-
How to make it count first minute and then a second?

[osman2571]

Quote:

Originally Posted by 0x41726d79 he want AFK, not inactivity, OnPlayerUpdate return 0 when player is AFK. whatever, give us the timer.. i can't understand why you send client messages when he is AFK ^_^

I want to do when afk that he counts down how many afk
But in my system counts down the time to chat not to label

PS:Sorry about my bad English :P

[Kaperstone]

Quote:

Originally Posted by osman2571 IBut in my system counts down the time to chat not to label

EDIT: Missread the first post, Simon already answered.

Quote:

Originally Posted by osman2571 Not counting my seconds, rather than minutes -.- How to make it count first minute and then a second?

60 seconds in a minute, devide the seconds by 60 and then round(floor) it .
Then you will get the minutes.

[ThePhenix]

Use this instead:
https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/SetPlayerChatBubble