[Awesome_man]

I wanna check if user is dead after new round start for 20 seconds and then want to revive but after 20 seconds the task must be removed. How to do that.. Thanks

[Bugsy]

This should check all players?

[OGQH]

#define TASK_ID 2281137 set_task(_, _, id+TASK_ID....); if(task_exists(id+TASK_ID)) remove_task(id+TASK_ID);

[Awesome_man]

Originally Posted by Bugsy This should check all players?

yeah but for 20 seconds only after round start then it should remove the task till dere is next new round

[Bugsy]

@OGQH , you do not need to call task_exists() before calling remove_task(); remove_task() will only remove it if it exists. task_exists() should only be called if you actually want to know if a task with the specified id currently exists.

Originally Posted by Awesome_man yeah but for 20 seconds only after round start then it should remove the task till dere is next new round

PHP Code:

#include <amxmodx>
#include <hamsandwich>

new const Version[] = "0.1";

new g_RoundStart , g_pReviveSeconds;

public plugin_init() 
{
    register_plugin( "Revive Seconds" , Version , "bugsy" );
    
    RegisterHam( Ham_Killed , "player" , "HamKilled_Post" , true );
    register_logevent( "RoundStart" , 2 , "1=Round_Start" );
    
    g_pReviveSeconds = register_cvar( "rs_seconds" , "20" );
}

public HamKilled_Post( iPlayer )
{
    if ( ( get_systime() - g_RoundStart ) <= get_pcvar_num( g_pReviveSeconds ) )
        set_task( 0.1 , "DelayRevive" , iPlayer );
}

public RoundStart()
{
    g_RoundStart = get_systime();
}

public DelayRevive( iPlayer )
{
    ExecuteHamB( Ham_CS_RoundRespawn , iPlayer );
} 


[Awesome_man]

Originally Posted by Bugsy @OGQH , you do not need to call task_exists() before calling remove_task(); remove_task() will only remove it if it exists. task_exists() should only be called if you actually want to know if a task with the specified id currently exists. PHP Code: #include <amxmodx> #include <hamsandwich> new const Version[] = "0.1"; new g_RoundStart , g_pReviveSeconds; public plugin_init()  {     register_plugin( "Revive Seconds" , Version , "bugsy" );          RegisterHam( Ham_Killed , "player" , "HamKilled_Post" , true );     register_logevent( "RoundStart" , 2 , "1=Round_Start" );          g_pReviveSeconds = register_cvar( "rs_seconds" , "20" ); } public HamKilled_Post( iPlayer ) {     if ( ( get_systime() - g_RoundStart ) <= get_pcvar_num( g_pReviveSeconds ) )         set_task( 0.1 , "DelayRevive" , iPlayer ); } public RoundStart() {     g_RoundStart = get_systime(); } public DelayRevive( iPlayer ) {     ExecuteHamB( Ham_CS_RoundRespawn , iPlayer ); }

Thanks Work Perfect.

But can you please tell me details for this line

if ( ( get_systime() - g_RoundStart ) <= get_pcvar_num( g_pReviveSeconds ) )

[Bugsy]

Originally Posted by Awesome_man Thanks Work Perfect. But can you please tell me details for this line if ( ( get_systime() - g_RoundStart ) <= get_pcvar_num( g_pReviveSeconds ) )

It's just simple math:

if ( ( Time now - Time when round started ) <= Revive Seconds )

[Napoleon_be]

What time is actually returned when get_systime is called? the time of the server like if you type "thetime"?

[klippy]

Always consult the API documentation first. It's system time.

[Bugsy]

Originally Posted by Napoleon_be What time is actually returned when get_systime is called? the time of the server like if you type "thetime"?

It's the number of seconds that have elapsed since 1/1/1970. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_time