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Originally Posted by Matess Meh.. i will try to explain you a bit of "your" code pawn Код: if(giftsenabled) // If this variable is 1 the code will continue and you will recieve gift, so it means that you must set this variable on 0 if you want to skip this process for some time         {             if(gifttimer[playerid]) return SendClientMessage(playerid, GREY, "You must wait an hour before getting another gift.");             new Float:x, Float:y, Float:z;             GetDynamicObjectPos(dynamicgift, x, y, z);             if(gettinggift[playerid]) return 1;             if(IsPlayerInRangeOfPoint(playerid, 3.0, x, y, z))             {                 //When is everything correct, then you will get your gift                 giftsenabled = 0;//So you can block this part of code for some time                 gettinggift[playerid] = 1;                 format(string, sizeof(string), "* %s reaches inside the box with their eyes closed and grabs something.", PlayerName(playerid));                 ProxDetector(30.0, playerid, string, PURPLE, PURPLE, PURPLE, PURPLE, PURPLE);                 SetTimerEx("Gift", 1000, false, "i", playerid); //you will block it for an hour (3600000) and then                 return 1;             }             else             {                 SendClientMessage(playerid, GREY, "You are not near the gift box.");                 return 1;                } ... public Gift(playerid) //this will be processed every 1 hour {     GiftPlayer(playerid, 1);     gifttimer[playerid] = 0;     gettinggift[playerid] = 0;     giftsenabled = 1;//and there you will enable the /getgift command     return 1; }

All changing the timer does is change the amount of time it takes for the box to get your gift. So during the trial, setting it to 15,000, (15 seconds I think), just makes it so the box takes 15 seconds to give you your gift. Either I'm not understanding something or changing the timer does absolutely nothing.