04.12.2010, 05:40
Performance should really be a non-issue for this, especially when comparing it to the other features in SA:MP.
The client would only be required to send a signal when the player opens the chatbox, then send a signal when the player hasn't typed within x seconds whilst in the chatbox. If you gathered statistics you'll probably find this will not be executed often either.
Whether this performance is wasted or not is subjective and is ultimately up to the scripter/server owner. I would not however say it requires a lot of performance, not by a long shot.
The limitations you have are different to the limits that the SA:MP team has. The SA:MP team on the other hand can detect whatever keys they want.
The client would only be required to send a signal when the player opens the chatbox, then send a signal when the player hasn't typed within x seconds whilst in the chatbox. If you gathered statistics you'll probably find this will not be executed often either.
Whether this performance is wasted or not is subjective and is ultimately up to the scripter/server owner. I would not however say it requires a lot of performance, not by a long shot.
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Originally Posted by Cank
 well, i think think realisation such a function could be difficult, because the server is only able to detect GTA:SA specific keys.
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