Quote:
Originally Posted by WildCard65
Yeap, definitely your problem, I repeat, CreateDatatTimer CREATES A DataPack HANDLE FOR YOU TO FILL!
example:
PHP Code:
DataPack myPack;
CreateDataTimer(5.0, MyTimer, myPack);
myPack.WriteFloat(5.0); // Write a float to the datapack the timer WILL receive.
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I'm sorry but I'm having a hard time understanding. If my timer can only have one datapack argument then how do I pass another datapack to it?
Code:
public Action:ArtilleryExplosionTimer(Handle:timer, Handle:datapack)
I tried
Code:
public Action:ArtilleryExplosionTimer(Handle:timer, Handle:datapack, Handle:datapack2)
but only got a compiler error. And if I only call the command once then it gets that one value stores it in the datapack and sends it to the timer. Therefore I cannot add more data unless I run the command again.