[Moody92]

Hi

PHP Code:

#include <amxmodx>
#include <amxmisc>

new Float:LastGambleTime[33]

public plugin_init() {
register_cvar("amx_glowdelay","40")
}

public client_putinserver(id){
    LastGambleTime[id] = -1000.0
    return PLUGIN_CONTINUE
}

public client_disconnect(id){
    LastGambleTime[id] = -1000.0
    return PLUGIN_CONTINUE
}

public myfunction(id) {
    if(get_gametime() < LastGambleTime[id] + get_cvar_float("amx_glowdelay"))
    {
        client_print(id,print_chat, "[AMXX] <Painter> Hey, i ain't no machine! Let me have some rest!")
            return PLUGIN_HANDLED
    }
} 


I can use the command whenever I want.. flooding it and whatever.

there's no delay.. help ?

[hleV]

You never assign LastGambleTime a value.

[Moody92]

Oh right forgot that, edited the code.

same problem

[Arkshine]

Setting -1000 doesn't make sense, it sounds you put randomly a number.
And you still doesn't do what said helV.

[Moody92]

Originally Posted by Arkshine Setting -1000 doesn't make sense, it sounds you put randomly a number. And you still doesn't do what said helV.

An example would be appreciated, I did what helv said and I still haven't got any result.

[YamiKaitou]

The entire code would be helpful and knowledge of what you are trying to accomplish

[Moody92]

I'm actually editing a plugin that already has been released ( for my own purposes )

as in topic 'read before post' it says

Do NOT post scripting questions that relate 
to an already released plugin. Post that in the plugin's thread.

but I'm going to post because it has nothing to do with the plugin ( I guess )

EDIT: Thank you all, I got it working using Necro (Blockmaker) delay script.

Appreciate the tries for help, code uploaded in case someone wanted to do such a thing

EDIT 2 : The reply below explaining how to do it

[fysiks]

You needed to change the less than to greater than and then set LastGamebleTime to get_gametime().

I generally find it easier to understand when I save the 'next use time'. So, you only get the cvar when the command is successfully used (and you are setting a new 'next use time') as opposed to getting the cvar EVERY TIME the function is called.

Also, use pcvars.