[rangerxxll]

I've been really curious to see if this is an efficient way to see if a timer is active, or not. Because I'm using it under OnPlayerGiveDamage and it works fine for killing variables. However, when I used it for a splint system (I was detecting if the bandage timer was running, that way the player couldn't use a splint) it didn't work for detecting that.


Example:

pawn Код:

if(TIMER_BANDAGE[playerid])
{
SCM(pid,COLOR, "You can't use this with the bandage timer running");
return 1;

}

^ This code does not work, however:

pawn Код:

if(TIMER_FISH[damagedid] || TIMER_PICKUPLOOT[damagedid] || TIMER_COOKING[damagedid] || TIMER_FIRE[damagedid]

Seems to work fine.

[PrO.GameR]

There is no IsTimerValid or sth like that, therefore you need to reset your timer variables to -1 ( since 0 can also be used as a timer. ), and check to see if they are -1

[Kevln]

Quote:

Originally Posted by PrO.GameR There is no IsTimerValid or sth like that, therefore you need to reset your timer variables to -1 ( since 0 can also be used as a timer. ), and check to see if they are -1

Timer IDs start at 1, the wiki is wrong.

[AbyssMorgan]

PHP код:

if(timerid > 0) //timer called, it is not known whether the active 


PHP код:

if(TIMER_BANDAGE[playerid] > 0) //timer called, it is not known whether the active 


PHP код:


new bool:YouTimerActive = false;
public YouTimerFunction(){
    YouTimerActive = true;
    
    //code
    
    YouTimerActive = false;
    //repeat
    return 1;
}
if(YouTimerActive){
    //timer executed
}