[midnight9]

Originally Posted by Mitchell returning Plugin_Handled will kill the timer is what ddhoward is saying.

Ahh ok, well it doesnt work any ways

[Visual77]

Try with IsClientConnected instead and shorter timer.

PHP Code:

#pragma semicolon 1
#include <sourcemod>
#define CHECK_TIME   0.5

public void OnPluginStart() {
    CreateTimer(CHECK_TIME, Check_Is_TimingOut, _, TIMER_REPEAT);
}

public Action Check_Is_TimingOut(Handle timer) {
    for (new i = 1; i <= MaxClients; i++)
        if (IsClientConnected(i) && !IsFakeClient(i) && IsClientTimingOut(i))
            PrintToChatAll("\x04%N\x01 is TimingOut", i);
} 


[midnight9]

Got it solved, thanks everyone for help

[KyleS]

Originally Posted by Mitchell returning Plugin_Handled will kill the timer is what ddhoward is saying.

No. Returning Plugin_Stop will kill the Timer.

[Mitchell]

Originally Posted by KyleS No. Returning Plugin_Stop will kill the Timer.

I was under the impression that they both did.
Maybe that was for hooked events.

[KyleS]

Originally Posted by Mitchell I was under the impression that they both did. Maybe that was for hooked events.

In general:
Plugin_Continue - Proceed Onwards.
Plugin_Changed - Proceed through SP, call Game Func with new values.
Plugin_Handled - Proceed through SP, don't call Game Func.
Plugin_Stop - Stop, don't call any more SP functions or the Game Func.

Plugin_Stop won't remove the EventHook, it just stops the event from occurring.