[Kyance]

How do you stop the weather/time changes?

If i try setting /settime 7 ( For an example ), then after 4 - 10 seconds, the server will automatically change it.

Couldn't find a feature how to stop the time/weather rotation/changes ..

[FireCat]

pawn Код:

if(!strcmp(cmdtext, "/setweather"))
{
    if(cmdtext[9] == "" || cmdtext[9] == " ")
        return SendClientMessage(playerid, -3, "SYNTAX: /setweather <weather id>")

    SetTimer("changeWeather", 5000, false);   
}


forward changeWeather(iWeatherID);
public changeWeather(iWeatherID)
{
    SetWeather(iWeatherID);
}

[Kyance]

Quote:

Originally Posted by FireCat pawn Код: if(!strcmp(cmdtext, "/setweather")) {     if(cmdtext[9] == "" || cmdtext[9] == " ")         return SendClientMessage(playerid, -3, "SYNTAX: /setweather <weather id>")     SetTimer("changeWeather", 5000, false);   } forward changeWeather(iWeatherID); public changeWeather(iWeatherID) {     SetWeather(iWeatherID); }

No no, ah, i guess i explained it wrong.

Well, my /settime command is fine, but the problem is, that the server will change it to a random time when-ever it wants.

For an example:

[5:15:20] Server World Time is: 7
[5:15:30] * Admin Name[ID] has changed the time to 2
[5:15:34] Server World Time is: 8

I hope you understand now :c
( I want it to be STUCK at the 2 (OR W.E) until and admin changes it again D:

[CuervO]

There might be an internal timer in your script which handles time. Search for SetWorldTime / SetPlayerTime in your script and check where's it's being handled.

If you create a /settime command make sure it uses the script current variables or things like these will happen. For example, if your time is stored at ServerTime, use that variable when changing the time dynamically.

[Kyance]

Quote:

Originally Posted by CuervO There might be an internal timer in your script which handles time. Search for SetWorldTime / SetPlayerTime in your script and check where's it's being handled. If you create a /settime command make sure it uses the script current variables or things like these will happen. For example, if your time is stored at ServerTime, use that variable when changing the time dynamically.

I only have "SetWorldTime" in my command:

pawn Код:

CMD:settime(playerid, params[]) {
    if(PlayerInfo[playerid][pAdmin] < 3) return SendClientMessage(playerid, COLOR_RED, "[ADMIN] - You're not a high enough level to use this command!");
    new h;
    if(sscanf(params, "i", h)) return SendClientMessage(playerid, COLOR_RED, "[USAGE] - /settime [0-24]");
    if ( h < 0 || h > 24 ) return SendClientMessage( playerid, COLOR_RED, "[ERROR] - Use a number from 0 to 24" );
    new name[MAX_PLAYER_NAME];
    new string[94];
    GetPlayerName(playerid, name, sizeof(name));
    format(string, sizeof(string), "[TIME] - Admin %s[%d] has set the time to %i!", name, playerid, h);
    SendClientMessageToAll(COLOR_GREEN, string);
    format(string, sizeof(string), "[ADMIN] - %s[%d] has used SETTIME( %i )", name, playerid, h);
    SendMessageToAdmins(COLOR_LIME,string);
    SetWorldTime(h);
    return 1;
}

.. ;d

[CuervO]

If this is being printed: "Server World Time is: ", search where it is being printed. It might be also a filterscript.

Make sure you disabled native GTA time too. (https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/TogglePlayerClock)

[Kyance]

Quote:

Originally Posted by CuervO If this is being printed: "Server World Time is: ", search where it is being printed. It might be also a filterscript. Make sure you disabled native GTA time too. (https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/TogglePlayerClock)

Na, that "Server World Time ..." was just an example by myself.

Anyways:

filterscripts gl_actions gl_realtime gl_property gl_mapicon ls_mall attachments skinchanger vspawner


Could the "realtime" be causing it?

[CuervO]

I have no knowelge of such scripts but yeah, try removing it or unloading it and check if your command works by then.

[Kyance]

Quote:

Originally Posted by CuervO I have no knowelge of such scripts but yeah, try removing it or unloading it and check if your command works by then.

Now it works, thanks