[Architect]

What does this code do?

void OnConfigsExecuted_TimeLimit()
{
	CreateTimer(1.0, Timer_TimeLimit, _, TIMER_REPEAT);
}

public Action Timer_TimeLimit(Handle timer)
{
	int timelimit;
	if (!GetMapTimeLimit(timelimit) || timelimit == 0)
	{
		return Plugin_Continue;
	}
	
	int timeleft;
	// Check for less than -1 in case we miss 0 - ignore -1 because that means infinite time limit
	if (GetMapTimeLeft(timeleft) && (timeleft == 0 || timeleft < -1))
	{
		CreateTimer(5.0, Timer_EndRound); // End the round after a delay or it won't end the map
		return Plugin_Stop;
	}
	
	return Plugin_Continue;
}

public Action Timer_EndRound(Handle timer)
{
	CS_TerminateRound(1.0, CSRoundEnd_Draw, true);
}

[Bacardi]

*I'm guessing.

It check every second, if cvar mp_timelimit change map timelimit (0 is unlimited).
Then check map timeleft, is it 0 or passed 0 seconds.

After this, first timer create another 5sec timer, every second. You get multiple timers. *wrong, it stop first timer (return Plugin_Stop)
And seems it try end match.

[Architect]

Originally Posted by Bacardi *I'm guessing. It check every second, if cvar mp_timelimit change map timelimit (0 is unlimited). Then check map timeleft, is it 0 or passed 0 seconds. After this, first timer create another 5sec timer, every second. You get multiple timers. *wrong, it stop first timer (return Plugin_Stop) And seems it try end match.

This is the code for a separate plugin. SourceMod has its own timeleft. But if you write the command timeleft, it will be written that only after 30 rounds there will be a change. But my mode doesn't involve rounds.