[StRaphael]

Quote:

Originally Posted by KashCherry Can you give me this fs?

For sure:
https://pastebin.com/SQDWfc6S (this fs I used in my video)
And another fs(that I didn't used in the video)
https://pastebin.com/9pSXpkQ0

[KashCherry]

Plugin updated to version 1.06

- Fixed (big) delays.
- Added warning message about a large number of timers.

Download from Releases page.

[StRaphael]

Quote:

Originally Posted by KashCherry Plugin updated to version 1.06 - Fixed (big) delays. - Added warning message about a large number of timers. Download from Releases page.

Hello, since I updated this plugin with the latest version I get this errors in server_log, so my server won't open:
[21:24:55] Loading plugin: timerfix.so
[21:24:55] Failed (plugins/timerfix.so: undefined symbol: pAMXFunctions)

[KashCherry]

Quote:

Originally Posted by StRaphael Hello, since I updated this plugin with the latest version I get this errors in server_log, so my server won't open: [21:24:55] Loading plugin: timerfix.so [21:24:55] Failed (plugins/timerfix.so: undefined symbol: pAMXFunctions)

oh, yes, I'm sorry.
Reload please.

[StRaphael]

Still the timers not working well with filterscripts. I mean the timers remains behind. I have tried to count with a crono, and when I add fs, the timers aren't really very accurate(-1 second by 20 seconds...or something...I think I checked 2 or 3 times).
I'm not really sure if I was really very accurate, but still I think this plugin it's not working very good with filterscripts.

[KashCherry]

Quote:

Originally Posted by StRaphael Still the timers not working well with filterscripts. I mean the timers remains behind. I have tried to count with a crono, and when I add fs, the timers aren't really very accurate(-1 second by 20 seconds...or something...I think I checked 2 or 3 times). I'm not really sure if I was really very accurate, but still I think this plugin it's not working very good with filterscripts.

You could use this test.

And during testing, the really big delays were not visible (except ProcessTick delay).
Make sure the problem is valid.

[StRaphael]

Quote:

Originally Posted by KashCherry You could use this test. And during testing, the really big delays were not visible (except ProcessTick delay). Make sure the problem is valid.

I made 2 videos that proves my problem, one with filtrescripts and one without any fs.
Links:
yt.com/watch?v=It7Kx-hsKME (with fs(and yes, the fs is using timers))
yt.com/watch?v=Xo-kl0PkPZY (without any fs)

[KashCherry]

Quote:

Originally Posted by StRaphael I made 2 videos that proves my problem, one with filtrescripts and one without any fs. Links: yt.com/watch?v=It7Kx-hsKME (with fs(and yes, the fs is using timers)) yt.com/watch?v=Xo-kl0PkPZY (without any fs)

Ok, thank you for the information. I'll try to figure out what the problem is.

[HommeDieu]

Quote:

Originally Posted by KashCherry Updated. Added a GetTimerRemainingTime native.

Update timerfix.inc, please

[gurmani11]

Moreover, this plugin stops working and a global timer stops ticking. However, if we run other plugins after one is dead, they work

[KashCherry]

Plugin updated to version 1.1.1

Fixed:
- Fixed the problem when timers just stopped.
- Fixed the problem when the callback was called after the timer was deleted.

Added:
- Now you can pause the timer and continue it in the future.
Example:

PHP Code:

#include <timerfix>
new timer[MAX_PLAYERS];
forward WhileNotInVehicle(playerid);
public WhileNotInVehicle(playerid)
{
    return 1;
}
public OnPlayerSpawn(playerid)
{
    timer[playerid] = SetTimerEx("WhileNotInVehicle", 1000, true, "i", playerid);
}
public OnPlayerEnterVehicle(playerid, vehicleid, ispassenger)
{
    PauseTimer(timer[playerid]);
}
public OnPlayerExitVehicle(playerid, vehicleid)
{
    ContinueTimer(timer[playerid]);
} 


- You can add additional callbacks for one timer.
Example:

PHP Code:

#include <timerfix>
forward CallbackOne(number);
public CallbackOne(number)
{
    printf("[CallbackOne] Number is %d", number);
}
forward CallbackTwo(number);
public CallbackTwo(number)
{
    printf("[CallbackTwo] Number is %d", number);
}
public OnGameModeInit()
{
    new timer = SetTimerEx("CallbackOne", 1000, false, "i", 727);
    // The same arguments will be passed for both callbacks.
    AddTimerHandler(timer, "CallbackTwo");
} 


- Also added the custom timers with count of executions and delay before the timer starts.
Example:

PHP Code:

#include <timerfix>
new timer;
forward CallbackOne(number);
public CallbackOne(number)
{
    printf("[CallbackOne] Number is %d", number);
}
forward CallbackTwo(number);
public CallbackTwo(number)
{
    printf("[CallbackTwo] Number is %d", number);
    KillTimer(timer);
}
public OnGameModeInit()
{
    // Set the count to -1 for infinite timer
    timer = SetCustomTimerEx("CallbackOne", 1000, 500, 5, "i", 800);
    // The same arguments will be passed for both callbacks.
    AddTimerHandler(timer, "CallbackTwo");
} 


Report about any bugs here please.

[KashCherry]

Release updated with this issue fix. Download the latest release again please.

Report about any bugs here please.

[TokicMajstor]

Very nice job, this could be useful

[UserName12]

Quote:

Originally Posted by KashCherry - Fixed the problem when timers just stopped.

Well it is not fixed.

My server was running ~16h40mins and then global timer stopped

[WestCoast1337]

Quote:

Originally Posted by UserName12 Well it is not fixed. My server was running ~16h40mins and then global timer stopped

The problem is relevant

[RudeWorld]

error while processing timer: cannot execute public 'Malloc_SolidifyTimer'
how do i fix this?

[DmitriyShift]

if we put a timer

exemple:

PHP Code:

SetTimer("PlayerUpDate",1000, 1); 


the timer stops a few minutes later.

[Unrea1]

What is this?

[timerfix.plugin] n_SetTimerEx: bad parameter count (count is 4, should be greater than 5)