[DarkMythHunter]

What I want to add in my command is, for example, this command "test" can be only used twice, every 30 minutes per in-game lifetime. Means, if you used it twice already, you can only use the command "test" if you died, then another 2 times, and so on so forth. I just can't figure it out. Thanks!

[d1git]

Show us what you have so far, it's "scripting help" not "scripting services".

[DarkMythHunter]

To be clear, I did not asked for a "service", to be exact a function itself. I'm asking "how" not someone to "create" one for me. Understand the whole point, don't reply if you don't know what I really meant.

[xXmAn40100Xx]

From what I understood, you want a command that is toggled by the player every few minutes. If that's the case, I'd recommend that you use a timeout instead of using timers if you're gonna use something that is especifically toggled by the player, although you would have to calculate the time left if you're gonna make it something like "you can't use this command until x minutes have passed".

pawn Код:

//Check the tickcount function in SA-MP Wiki.
setPlayerTimeout(playerid, timeoutname[]) {
    return SetPVarInt(playerid, timeoutname, tickcount());
}

getPlayerTimeout(playerid, timeoutname[], time) {
    return (tickcount() - GetPVarInt(playerid, coolname)) > (time * 1000);
        //The time argument is used in seconds, then it's converted to ms.
        //This will also return true if the timeout hasn't been set.
}

destroyPlayerTimeout(playerid, timeoutname[]) {
    return DeletePVar(playerid, timeoutname);
}

//In a command...
public OnPlayerCommandText(playerid, cmdtext[]) {
    if(!strcmp(cmdtext, "/suicide", true)) {
        if(getPlayerTimeout(playerid, "player-suicidecmd", 1800)) { //Check if 1800 secs (30 mins) have passed since using the command.
            SetPlayerHealth(playerid, 0.0);
                        setPlayerTimeout(playerid, "player-suicidecmd");
        }
        else SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, "Unavailable: You must wait until using this command again");
    }
    return 1;
}

[d1git]

Quote:

Originally Posted by DarkMythHunter To be clear, I did not asked for a "service", to be exact a function itself. I'm asking "how" not someone to "create" one for me. Understand the whole point, don't reply if you don't know what I really meant.

You have no idea what you meant yourself, you told us that you couldn't figure it out, meaning, you already had something written out, a concept.

[DarkMythHunter]

Quote:

Originally Posted by xXmAn40100Xx From what I understood, you want a command that is toggled by the player every few minutes. If that's the case, I'd recommend that you use a timeout instead of using timers if you're gonna use something that is especifically toggled by the player, although you would have to calculate the time left if you're gonna make it something like "you can't use this command until x minutes have passed". pawn Код: //Check the tickcount function in SA-MP Wiki. setPlayerTimeout(playerid, timeoutname[]) {     return SetPVarInt(playerid, timeoutname, tickcount()); } getPlayerTimeout(playerid, timeoutname[], time) {     return (tickcount() - GetPVarInt(playerid, coolname)) > (time * 1000);         //The time argument is used in seconds, then it's converted to ms.         //This will also return true if the timeout hasn't been set. } destroyPlayerTimeout(playerid, timeoutname[]) {     return DeletePVar(playerid, timeoutname); } //In a command... public OnPlayerCommandText(playerid, cmdtext[]) {     if(!strcmp(cmdtext, "/suicide", true)) {         if(getPlayerTimeout(playerid, "player-suicidecmd", 1800)) { //Check if 1800 secs (30 mins) have passed since using the command.             SetPlayerHealth(playerid, 0.0);                         setPlayerTimeout(playerid, "player-suicidecmd");         }         else SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, "Unavailable: You must wait until using this command again");     }     return 1; }

This would work, thanks.

Quote:

Originally Posted by d1git You have no idea what you meant yourself, you told us that you couldn't figure it out, meaning, you already had something written out, a concept.

Nope, it's basically just your poor understanding on what I've asked and what I've just replied.

No need for further replies, someone already helped, stop power-posting lol.

Thanks again.