[Psyk0tik]

I use the "SpecialWarn" message to let me know if it's working.

PHP Code:

if(iCompanionCount > 1 && iBotCount + iPlayerCount > 1)
{
    flPlayerAloneStartTime[iPlayerIndex] = GetEngineTime();
    bMsg[iPlayerIndex] = true;
}

else
{
    if(bMsg[iPlayerIndex] && bIsValidClient(iPlayerIndex))
        PrintHintText(iPlayerIndex, "[ASS] %t", "SpecialWarn");
    bMsg[iPlayerIndex] = false;
} 


When I use CreateTimer(cvPunishDetectionDelay.FloatValue, the message doesn't pop up when I pass the distance limit. When I use CreateTimer(0.1 the message appears.

This is all the relevant code for the ConVar:

PHP Code:

ConVar cvPunishDetectionDelay;

public void OnPluginStart()
{
     cvPunishDetectionDelay = CreateConVar("asspunish_detectiondelay", "0.1", "The Punishment system will check for Speedrunners every time this many seconds pass.\n(0 or X < 1: OFF)\n(X: ON, seconds allowed.)"
}

public void OnMapStart()
{
     if(cvPunishDetectionDelay.IntValue != 0)
          hPunishTimer = CreateTimer(cvPunishDetectionDelay.FloatValue, aAutoTimerUpdatePlayer, _, TIMER_REPEAT);
} 


[8guawong]

Originally Posted by Crasher_3637 I use the "SpecialWarn" message to let me know if it's working. PHP Code: if(iCompanionCount > 1 && iBotCount + iPlayerCount > 1) {     flPlayerAloneStartTime[iPlayerIndex] = GetEngineTime();     bMsg[iPlayerIndex] = true; } else {     if(bMsg[iPlayerIndex] && bIsValidClient(iPlayerIndex))         PrintHintText(iPlayerIndex, "[ASS] %t", "SpecialWarn");     bMsg[iPlayerIndex] = false; }  When I use CreateTimer(cvPunishDetectionDelay.FloatValue, the message doesn't pop up when I pass the distance limit. When I use CreateTimer(0.1 the message appears. This is all the relevant code for the ConVar: PHP Code: ConVar cvPunishDetectionDelay; public void OnPluginStart() {      cvPunishDetectionDelay = CreateConVar("asspunish_detectiondelay", "0.1", "The Punishment system will check for Speedrunners every time this many seconds pass.\n(0 or X < 1: OFF)\n(X: ON, seconds allowed.)" } public void OnMapStart() {      if(cvPunishDetectionDelay.IntValue != 0)           hPunishTimer = CreateTimer(cvPunishDetectionDelay.FloatValue, aAutoTimerUpdatePlayer, _, TIMER_REPEAT); }

if(cvPunishDetectionDelay.IntValue != 0) <-- maybe this is where it's wrong LOL

try

if(cvPunishDetectionDelay.FloatValue != 0.0

maybe IntValue automatically round down to 0

[Psyk0tik]

Originally Posted by 8guawong if(cvPunishDetectionDelay.IntValue != 0) <-- maybe this is where it's wrong LOL try if(cvPunishDetectionDelay.FloatValue != 0.0 maybe IntValue automatically round down to 0

I started thinking that too when I posted the code here. I'll try this out. XD

[Psyk0tik]

Originally Posted by 8guawong if(cvPunishDetectionDelay.IntValue != 0) <-- maybe this is where it's wrong LOL try if(cvPunishDetectionDelay.FloatValue != 0.0 maybe IntValue automatically round down to 0

Nope, that didn't fix it. Anything less than 1 still rounds off to 0. I guess that answers my question about .FloatValues.

[cravenge]

This is weird... (O_o)?

cvPunishDetectionDelay = CreateConVar("asspunish_detectiondelay", "0.1", "The Punishment system will check for Speedrunners every time this many seconds pass.\n(0 or X < 1: OFF)\n(X: ON, seconds allowed.)";

[8guawong]

Originally Posted by Crasher_3637 Nope, that didn't fix it. Anything less than 1 still rounds off to 0. I guess that answers my question about .FloatValues.

no you are probably doing something wrong

i was just looking through one of my old plugins and i was creating 0.0 timer and the timer was working

also check the following code

PHP Code:

ConVar testconvar;
public void OnPluginStart()
{
    testconvar = CreateConVar("sm_test_convar", "0.1");
    
    LogMessage("sm_test_convar: %f", testconvar.FloatValue);
} 


sm_test_convar: 0.100000

[Psyk0tik]

Originally Posted by 8guawong no you are probably doing something wrong i was just looking through one of my old plugins and i was creating 0.0 timer and the timer was working also check the following code PHP Code: ConVar testconvar; public void OnPluginStart() {     testconvar = CreateConVar("sm_test_convar", "0.1");          LogMessage("sm_test_convar: %f", testconvar.FloatValue); }  sm_test_convar: 0.100000

I used TriggerTimer(hPunishTimer, true); as cravenge suggested and it worked.

Originally Posted by cravenge This is weird... (O_o)? cvPunishDetectionDelay = CreateConVar("asspunish_detectiondelay", "0.1", "The Punishment system will check for Speedrunners every time this many seconds pass.\n(0 or X < 1: OFF)\n(X: ON, seconds allowed.)";

That's just part of the description for the cvar, it doesn't affect how the timer works. I only put that in at the time because I didn't know about the void TriggerTimer(Handle timer, bool reset) function. xD Thanks btw!

[Psyk0tik]

Here's the final solution:

PHP Code:

if(cvPunishDetectionDelay.IntValue != 0.0)
{
    hPunishTimer = CreateTimer(cvPunishDetectionDelay.FloatValue, tAutoTimerUpdatePlayer, _, TIMER_REPEAT);
    TriggerTimer(hPunishTimer, true);
} 


[8guawong]

glad it worked out for your
also glad i learned something new
didn't even know about TriggerTimer