[iOxide]

Hi,

My jail's timer was showing on GameText so i changed it to Textdraw and working fine. But the problem is, the timer only starts decreasing when you set 99 seconds, if an admin jail a player for more than 100 seconds, the timer doesn't start decrease, it looks like it is frozen. So i want to make it with minutes and seconds. For example: 02:59 how do i do this?

Code

pawn Код:

forward UnjailPlayer(playerid);
public UnjailPlayer(playerid)
{
    new JailMsg[20];

    // Check if the player is allowed to leave yet
    if (APlayerData[playerid][PlayerJailed] == 0)
    {
        // Set the player in the normal world
        SetPlayerVirtualWorld(playerid, 0);
        // Set player interior to the outside
        SetPlayerInterior(playerid, 0);
        // Put the player outside the jail (he should spawn at the location where he spawned after login or after choosing a rescue-point)
        SetPlayerPos(playerid, 1551.8965,-1675.5037,16.0512);
        SendClientMessage(playerid, 0x00CE00FF, "You have been released from the jail!");
        // Also, kill the jailtimer
        TextDrawHideForPlayer(playerid, JTD[playerid]);
        KillTimer(APlayerData[playerid][PlayerJailedTimer]);
    }
    else
    {
        // Show the remaining jailtime (only if the remaining time is below 60 seconds)
        if (APlayerData[playerid][PlayerJailed] < 300)
        {
            format(JailMsg, 20, TXT_JailTimer, APlayerData[playerid][PlayerJailed]);
            TextDrawSetString(JTD[playerid], JailMsg);
            TextDrawShowForPlayer(playerid, JTD[playerid]);
        }
        // Decrease the jailtime by 1 second
        APlayerData[playerid][PlayerJailed] = APlayerData[playerid][PlayerJailed] - 1;
    }
}

[ToiletDuck]

There i hope you can understand my explanation im not good in explanation :S

pawn Код:

if (APlayerData[playerid][PlayerJailed] <= 300) // Less than Equal to 300 it means 300 to 1 is counted if you use '<' 300 -- Less than it says 299 - 1 300 its not counted 
        {
            format(JailMsg, 20, TXT_JailTimer, APlayerData[playerid][PlayerJailed]);
            TextDrawSetString(JTD[playerid], JailMsg);
            TextDrawShowForPlayer(playerid, JTD[playerid]);
        }
        // Decrease the jailtime by 1 second
        APlayerData[playerid][PlayerJailed]--;

[iOxide]

That didn't work, still same problem. The timer looks like frozen when you set more than 100 seconds. And when the timer reach 99, it start to decrease.

[ToiletDuck]

this should be fixed

pawn Код:

forward UnjailPlayer(playerid);
public UnjailPlayer(playerid)
{
    new JailMsg[20];

    // Check if the player is allowed to leave yet
    if (APlayerData[playerid][PlayerJailed] <= 0)
    {
        // Set the player in the normal world
        SetPlayerVirtualWorld(playerid, 0);
        // Set player interior to the outside
        SetPlayerInterior(playerid, 0);
        // Put the player outside the jail (he should spawn at the location where he spawned after login or after choosing a rescue-point)
        SetPlayerPos(playerid, 1551.8965,-1675.5037,16.0512);
        SendClientMessage(playerid, 0x00CE00FF, "You have been released from the jail!");
        // Also, kill the jailtimer
        TextDrawHideForPlayer(playerid, JTD[playerid]);
        KillTimer(APlayerData[playerid][PlayerJailedTimer]);
        APlayerData[playerid][PlayerJailed] = 0;
    }
    else
    {
        // Show the remaining jailtime (only if the remaining time is below 60 seconds)
        if (APlayerData[playerid][PlayerJailed] > 0)
        {
            format(JailMsg, 20, TXT_JailTimer, APlayerData[playerid][PlayerJailed]);
            TextDrawSetString(JTD[playerid], JailMsg);
            TextDrawShowForPlayer(playerid, JTD[playerid]);
        }
        // Decrease the jailtime by 1 second
        APlayerData[playerid][PlayerJailed]--;
    }
}

[iOxide]

Nope, still the same problem :/

[iOxide]

/Bump

Please someone help me! Its urgent. :/