[Face9000]

Someone know how to put the text "BRB ... pausing" under the playername when he press ESC?

[Memoryz]

There isn't a way to detect when a player presses the ESC key.

[WillyP]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Memoryz There isn't a way to detect when a player presses the ESC key.

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[Face9000]

mmm..so..what i need to do? :P

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[WillyP]

i think theres a fs somewhere, but i aint gunna search it cause im doing some scripts myself atm

[Conroy]

OnPlayerUpdate isn't called.

Find out how many times OnPlayerUpdate is called (32 per second approx.), then create a timer to zero a variable which is increased everytime OnPlayerUpdate is called.

Ex:

pawn Code:

forward CheckForPause();

new PlayerUpdateCount[MAX_PLAYERS];
new PlayerPaused[MAX_PLAYERS];

//OnGameModeInit
SetTimer("CheckForPause", 1000, true);

//OnPlayerUpdate
PlayerUpdateCount[playerid] += 0.03125
//Because 0.03125 * the amount of times OnPlayerUpdate is called (32) equals 1

public CheckForPause()
{
    for(new i; i <= MAX_PLAYERS; i++) {
        if(IsPlayerConnected(i) && !PlayerPaused[i]) {
            PlayerUpdateCount[i]--;
            if(PlayerUpdateCount[i] < 0) PlayerPaused[i] = 1;
        }
    }
    return 1;
}

[Face9000]

mmm k i will try!

[Conroy]

Make sure you check how many times OnPlayerUpdate is called though, 32 is a number I've heard a few people say around the forums.

[The_Moddler]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Conroy OnPlayerUpdate isn't called. Find out how many times OnPlayerUpdate is called (32 per second approx.), then create a timer to zero a variable which is increased everytime OnPlayerUpdate is called. Ex: pawn Code: forward CheckForPause(); new PlayerUpdateCount[MAX_PLAYERS]; new PlayerPaused[MAX_PLAYERS]; //OnGameModeInit SetTimer("CheckForPause", 1000, true); //OnPlayerUpdate PlayerUpdateCount[playerid] += 0.03125 //Because 0.03125 * the amount of times OnPlayerUpdate is called (32) equals 1 public CheckForPause() {     for(new i; i <= MAX_PLAYERS; i++) {         if(IsPlayerConnected(i) && !PlayerPaused[i]) {             PlayerUpdateCount[i]--;             if(PlayerUpdateCount[i] < 0) PlayerPaused[i] = 1;         }     }     return 1; }

Why this doesn't work for me?

[Conroy]

Like I said, 32 may not be the amount of times OnPlayerUpdate is called. I've never done it better, all I know is that is how my friend done it. Check how many times OnPlayerUpdate is called and use 1 / number of times it is called in OnPlayerUpdate.