[ZBzibing]

CreateTimer(60.0, weapon_fire1, 60, TIMER_FLAG_NO_MAPCHANGE);

public Action weapon_fire1(Handle timer, int time)
{
	if(time >= 0)
	{
		CreateTimer( 1.0, weapon_fire1, --time);
		PrintCenterText(client,"%i sec",time );
	}
	return Plugin_Stop;
}

PrintCenterText(client,"%i sec",time );
I need to have each player show his timer, but I don't know how he wrote it.

[ProjectSky]

PHP Code:

Handle g_hTimer[MAXPLAYERS+1];

// client index
g_hTimer[client] = CreateTimer(60.0, Weapon_fire1, 60, TIMER_FLAG_NO_MAPCHANGE); 


[ZBzibing]

Originally Posted by ProjectSky PHP Code: Handle g_hTimer[MAXPLAYERS+1]; // client index g_hTimer[client] = CreateTimer(60.0, Weapon_fire1, 60, TIMER_FLAG_NO_MAPCHANGE);

Thanks, but it can't reach every player.
I'd like each player to be able to print their own timer, showing the countdown time.

[Marttt]

https://wiki.alliedmods.net/Timers_(...#Simple_Values

[101]

Example 1

PHP Code:

#include <sourcemod>

#define WHATEVER 120 

new player_value[MAXPLAYERS+1];

public OnClientPostAdminCheck(client)    //this usually called in sourcemod when client join the game OR client passed new map 
{
    CreateTimer(1.0 , player_Timer , client , TIMER_REPEAT);    //repeated timer runs every 1 second (Repeted-Timers won't be stopped until you kill the handle)
}

public Action:player_Timer(Handle:Timer,any:client)
{
    if (IsClientConnected(client)    &&    player_value[client] <= WHATEVER )
    {
        PrintCenterText(client , "%d sec" , ++player_value[client] );    // 1 sec ... 2 sec ... 3sec ...
    }
    else 
    {
        // in case Client Disconnected OR the timer finished its mission  : 
        
        player_value[client]=0;        // reset the value 
        return Plugin_Stop;            //kill the repeated-timer
    }
} 


Some people prefer to Carry The Repeated Timer in a Specified Handle (SO THEY CAN LATERLY CHECK IF IS STILL RUNNING OR NOT) , here is an example 2 :

PHP Code:

#include <sourcemod>

#define WHATEVER 120 

new player_value[MAXPLAYERS+1];
Handle player_hTimer[MAXPLAYERS+1];        // This Is The New Touch , Note : this will be automatically filled by values: INVALID_HANDLE;

public OnClientPostAdminCheck(client)
{
    player_hTimer[client]= CreateTimer(1.0 , player_Timer , client , TIMER_REPEAT);        //we attached the timer to a specific handle
}

public Action:player_Timer(Handle:Timer,any:client)
{
    if (IsClientConnected(P)    &&    player_value[client] <= WHATEVER )
    {
        PrintCenterText(client , "%d sec" , ++player_value[client] );    // 1 sec ... 2 sec ... 3sec ...
    }
    else 
    {
        // in case Client Disconnected OR the timer finished its mission  : 
        
        player_value[client]=0;                    // reset the value 
        player_hTimer[client]=INVALID_HANDLE;    //its important to reset our handle To bring benefit from Check_Player_Timer() 
        return Plugin_Stop;                        //kill the repeated-timer
    }
}

Check_Player_Timer(client)
{
    if (player_hTimer[client]!=INVALID_HANDLE)
    {
        //in this case we got sure that timer of client is still running 
        //to kill it imediatelly We have to do this : 
        CloseHandle(player_hTimer[client]);        //CloseHandle(Avaliabe_handle) Or KillTimer(Avaliabe_handle) so the repeated-timer above will return Plugin_Stop and stop working
        player_hTimer[client]=INVALID_HANDLE;    //reset our handle to null so We can get benefit again from Check_Player_Timer() function; 
        player_value[client]=0;    
    }
} 


[101]

Originally Posted by Marttt https://wiki.alliedmods.net/Timers_(...#Simple_Values

All explanations don't satisfy beginners .
there must be a main source site that explain every f thing with details and "at least" 5 examples .
Most Plugins here are so complicated and not coded well in both sections (sourcemod and amxmodx)
Most Usually Write a book of scriptng included unnecessary bullshit things , i think there is a lack of knowladge here, but WHO CARES ?

[Marttt]

Pretty sure that the example requested is in the link...

Anyway, you can always download plugins from known good authors like Silvers, which mainly does L4D1/L4D2 plugins and has a clean, easy to ready, working code and also has the timer/client stuff explained in his scripting TUTORIAL thread.