Hello, best way you could do this is to store the date and time at the start and then check when the player answers if the 60 seconds have passed or not.
Another way would be with timers. https://umod.org/documentation/api/timers

private bool Answered(PlayerSession sender){var playerName = sender.Identity.Name;if (PlayerSave.ContainsKey(playerName)){var Awnsered = PlayerSave[playerName].Awnsered;timer.Repeat(1f, 60, () =>{hurt.SendChatMessage(sender, "", "TRY");if (Awnsered != 3){return;}});if(Awnsered == 1){return true;}if(Awnsered == 2){return false;}return false;}else{return false;}}​// Returns false and then 60 times "TRY" each one delayed by 1 second

It will always return false because the function run the timer like an other function and don't delay itself so the player doesn't have the time to answer

Wulf

Take a look at my Babel Chat plugin which uses Action<> callbacks.

Gonna look at it ^^

EDIT: Not really what I was looking for, I'm looking for something like that

command
    var = 1
    check every second if var != 1 60 times
    if var != 1 and var = 2 => return true;
    if var != 1 and var = 3 => return false;
    if var still = 1 after the 60 times then return false;


//To change the var he use the chat

on chat
    if var = 1
        if message = "yes" => var = 2 => return false //To cancel the message from being send to the chat
        if message = "no" => var = 3 => return false

ZeTioZ

Gonna look at it ^^

EDIT: Not really what I was looking for, I'm looking for something like that

command var = 1 check every second if var != 1 60 times if var != 1 and var = 2 => return true; if var != 1 and var = 3 => return false; if var still = 1 after the 60 times then return false;//To change the var he use the chaton chat if var = 1 if message = "yes" => var = 2 => return false //To cancel the message from being send to the chat if message = "no" => var = 3 => return false

At the moment I use the suggestion of MrBlue by using the dates and checking the difference but it's not a realtime response so if anyone knows how to delay the code execution it would be very nice :)

timer.Repeat(1f, 60, () =>
{
    // Checks every second during 1 minute if something's happening
});

If you could explain what you are trying to do exacly, we might be able to help you better.
I'm pretty sure you can't stop the excecution of the code without locking up the whole server so we might be able to help you make it work in another way.

MrBlue

If you could explain what you are trying to do exacly, we might be able to help you better.
I'm pretty sure you can't stop the excecution of the code without locking up the whole server so we might be able to help you make it work in another way.

I'm trying to make the server wait for 1 minutes the answer of the player before doing something. Like "Do you want to be teleported ?" and the player has 60 seconds to answer "yes" or "no" and if he doesn't answer the default answer is "no" but if I can't delay the code execution then I can't make the server wait for the answer and locking the server is not a good options because then the player could not answer and other player would be locked too.

ZeTioZ

At the moment I use the suggestion of MrBlue by using the dates and checking the difference but it's not a realtime response so if anyone knows how to delay the code execution it would be very nice :)

Okay, what about this...
-Player does the teleport requests
-Player is asked are you sure? (yes/no)
-Add player to a dictionary called PendingTeleports <PlayerSession, PlayerSession> (Second playersession is the player to teleport to or whatever)
-Timer is set for 60 seconds
--When the timer runs out, send a message to the player saying they didn't reply and that the teleport is canceled
--Remove player from PendingTeleports

Then use the OnPlayerChat hook or a ChatCommand with the yes/no
-When the player activates it (by typing yes/no or calling the command)
-Check if the PendingTeleports list contains the player
--If yes, do the teleport
--If no, tell the player that there is no teleport pending

MrBlue

Okay, what about this...
-Player does the teleport requests
-Player is asked are you sure? (yes/no)
-Add player to a dictionary called PendingTeleports (Second playersession is the player to teleport to or whatever)
-Timer is set for 60 seconds
--When the timer runs out, send a message to the player saying they didn't reply and that the teleport is canceled
--Remove player from PendingTeleports

Then use the OnPlayerChat hook or a ChatCommand with the yes/no
-When the player activates it (by typing yes/no or calling the command)
-Check if the PendingTeleports list contains the player
--If yes, do the teleport
--If no, tell the player that there is no teleport pending

Not a bad Idea, but then I would have to make each time a custom pending for each action which need a delay, that wouldn't be really optimized, but for now that could fit my needs, gonna try it ^^ Thanks for all your answers and helps by the way !

This is perfectly fine if it comes down to optimizing, locking up the server to wait for a response isn't xD

MrBlue

This is perfectly fine if it comes down to optimizing, locking up the server to wait for a response isn't xD

MrBlue

Okay, what about this...
-Player does the teleport requests
-Player is asked are you sure? (yes/no)
-Add player to a dictionary called PendingTeleports (Second playersession is the player to teleport to or whatever)
-Timer is set for 60 seconds
--When the timer runs out, send a message to the player saying they didn't reply and that the teleport is canceled
--Remove player from PendingTeleports

Then use the OnPlayerChat hook or a ChatCommand with the yes/no
-When the player activates it (by typing yes/no or calling the command)
-Check if the PendingTeleports list contains the player
--If yes, do the teleport
--If no, tell the player that there is no teleport pending

Merged post

I can make a proof of concept if you need...

I tryed to make something like your idea with no success x) could you show me the concept ? Thanks ^^
I don't understand the "When the timer runs out" how do I get it ? Should I place an incremental variable inside the timer and check if the variable is at 60 and then send the message or there is an actual method to get the end of the timer ?

EDIT: After some changed, I got this to work but as I said, the problem would be that I would have to make everytime a new delayer for each function I want to delay to get an answer :/

        IDictionary varToCheck = new Dictionary();
		private void CodeDelayer(PlayerSession sender, int delayInSeconds)
		{
			if(!varToCheck.ContainsKey(sender)) varToCheck[sender] = 2;
            else if(varToCheck.ContainsKey(sender)) { hurt.SendChatMessage(sender, "", logo + "You're already pending an answer"); return; }
			int i = 0;
			timer.Repeat(1f, delayInSeconds, () =>
			{
				if (!varToCheck.ContainsKey(sender)) return;
				if (varToCheck[sender] == 1)
				{
					//Do Stuff Yes
					hurt.SendChatMessage(sender, "", logo + "Accepted");
					varToCheck.Remove(sender);
					return;
				}
				else if (varToCheck[sender] == 0)
				{
					//Do Stuff No
					hurt.SendChatMessage(sender, "", logo + "Refused");
					varToCheck.Remove(sender);
					return;
				}
				else
				{
					i++;
					if(i == delayInSeconds)
					{
					    //Do Stuff No
						hurt.SendChatMessage(sender, "", logo + "You didn't answered in time. Default answer is no.");
						varToCheck.Remove(sender);
						return;
					}
				}
			});
		}