[Alka]

Hi.Is there a way to get a user spectate time with "systime" or "gametime" or other ways...?

Thanks.

[Drak]

I'm sure there's a very easy way, but I was bored. So you can try this.
I made two versions, one for dynamic natives, so you can use it in any plugin.
And, just the normal 'local' functions.

Dynamic Native:

#include <amxmodx>

#define PLUGIN "Spectator Time"
#define VERSION "1.0"
#define AUTHOR "Drak"

#define TASK_ID 8699

new counter[33]

public plugin_init() {
    register_plugin(PLUGIN, VERSION, AUTHOR)
    
    register_event("TeamInfo","teamInfo", "a");
}
public plugin_natives() {
    register_library("SpecTime");
    register_native("get_user_spectime","_get_user_spectime");
}


public teamInfo()
{
    new id = read_data(1);
        
    new team[12];
    read_data(2,team,sizeof team - 1);
    
    switch(team[0])
    {   
        case 'S': {
            // They re-joined spectators, let's reset the timer.
            if(counter[id] >= 1) {
                counter[id] = 0;
            }
            set_task(1.0,"counterTask",id+TASK_ID,"",0,"b"); // Begin counting.
        }
        default: {
            // We aren't on spectators anymore.. Stop the timer.
            if(counter[id] >=1) {
                remove_task(id+TASK_ID);
                counter[id] = 0; // Reset it.
            }
        }
                
                
    }
}

public counterTask(id) {
    counter[id]++
}

// This returns how many seconds they have been in spectator.
public _get_user_spectime(Plugin,Params)
{
    if(Params != 1)
    {
        server_print("[%s] Parameters do not match. Expected: 1, Found: %d",PLUGIN,Params)
        return 0;
    }
    new id = get_param(1);
    if(is_user_connected(id))
        return counter[id];
        
    return PLUGIN_HANDLED
}


public client_disconnect(id) {
    if(task_exists(id+TASK_ID)) {
        remove_task(id+TASK_ID);
    }   
    counter[id] = 0
}
public client_putinserver(id) counter[id] = 0

The include file, if you use the dynamic version:

#pragma library "SpecTime"

// Returns how many seconds the user has been in spectator
native get_user_spectime(id)

Normal Version:

#include <amxmodx>

#define PLUGIN "Spectator Time"
#define VERSION "1.0"
#define AUTHOR "Drak"

#define TASK_ID 8699

new counter[33]

public plugin_init() {
    register_plugin(PLUGIN, VERSION, AUTHOR)
    register_event("TeamInfo","teamInfo", "a");
}

public teamInfo()
{
    new id = read_data(1);
        
    new team[12];
    read_data(2,team,sizeof team - 1);
    
    switch(team[0])
    {   
        case 'S': {
            // They re-joined spectators, let's reset the timer.
            if(counter[id] >= 1) {
                counter[id] = 0;
            }
            set_task(1.0,"counterTask",id+TASK_ID,"",0,"b"); // Begin counting.
        }
        default: {
            // We aren't on spectators anymore.. Stop the timer.
            if(counter[id] >=1) {
                remove_task(id+TASK_ID);
                counter[id] = 0; // Reset it.
            }
        }
                
                
    }
}

public counterTask(id) {
    counter[id]++
}
public get_user_spectime(id)
{
    if(is_user_connected(id))
        return counter[id];
}
public client_disconnect(id) {
    if(task_exists(id+TASK_ID)) {
        remove_task(id+TASK_ID);
    }   
    counter[id] = 0
}
public client_putinserver(id) counter[id] = 0

Like i said, this is probably way over-done, but i don't see why it wont work.

The function "get_user_spectime" will return the amount of seconds the user has been in the spectator team. If the user switches out of spectator, the counter is reset. (You can obviously change that)

[Alka]

Huh...thanks! I've maded a version too ;)....

[Wilson [29th ID]]

No! No! No! No! No!
Read this to see why!

You're using a set task to up the counter every second, taking up valuable memory.

Instead, make the global variable a Float, in which you will store the gametime that the user went to the spectators team.

When you want to retrieve how long the user has been in spectate, get the current gametime and subtract the global variable's game time.

This way you're not straining the memory every second.