Solved Getting current timer count?

Discussion in 'Rust Development' started by DylanSMR, May 16, 2016.

  1. DylanSMR

    DylanSMR

    So say I made a timer like, timer.Once(30, () => DoStuff)
    How would I pull what number that timer is on so like when it reaches 20 I can broadcast. But I dont want to stop that timer as it would be user specific not allowing me to create a timer for 30, 20, 10, etc.
     
    DylanSMR, May 16, 2016
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  2. Wulf

    Wulf Community Admin

    I don't think you can get what count it is on. PS. This has been answered at least once before. ;)
     
    Wulf, May 16, 2016
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  3. DylanSMR

    DylanSMR

    Lol, sorry <3. Is there any way that I could like make a timer count down and print that time? Im not sure there is any function or hook I can use.
     
    DylanSMR, May 16, 2016
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  4. Wulf

    Wulf Community Admin

    Just put a print inside the timer:
    Code:
    var counter = 30;
timer.Repeat(1f, counter, () =>
{
    Puts($"{counter - 1}");
});
    Or something like that. This would be the closest you can do to check what count it is on if you repeat it every second.
     
    Wulf, May 16, 2016
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  5. DylanSMR

    DylanSMR

    That works, thanks!
    [DOUBLEPOST=1463433144,1463366337][/DOUBLEPOST]Fixed: heres the code I am using.
    Code:
            [ConsoleCommand("start")]
        void start()
        {
            var currenttimer = 10;
            var time = 10;
            screent = timer.Repeat(1f, currenttimer, () =>
            {
                if(time == 1)
                {
                    time = 0;
                    currenttimer = 0;
                    Puts("1");
                    timer.Once(1f, () =>
                    {
                        Puts("Finished!!!");   
                    });
                    screent.Destroy();          
                } 
                else
                {
                    Puts(time.ToString());
                    time--;  
                } 
            });
        }
    [DOUBLEPOST=1463433180][/DOUBLEPOST]Screent is my variable for the timer btw. Here is how I defined it: private Timer screent = null;
    [DOUBLEPOST=1463511446][/DOUBLEPOST]If you want to see a full version of that I will release a full version via plugin submission soon :)
     
    DylanSMR, May 17, 2016
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