You sure that the timer.Once() doesn't work like the other timer and just fire an other function independently from the function it is in ?MrBlue
Hey,
There is a timer.Once(), if you set that to 60 seconds it will wait 60 seconds and then fire the code.
I’ll make you the proof of concept in a few hours when I get to my pc!
All timers work the same, they delay whatever code you have set in them.ZeTioZYou sure that the timer.Once() doesn't work like the other timer and just fire an other function independently from the function it is in ?
Here is a simple proof of concept, typ /start in chat and then 'yes' or 'no' in chat.
Plugin: https://www.pimmoeskops.nl/downloads/CooldownTest.cs
Here is a simple proof of concept, typ /start in chat and then 'yes' or 'no' in chat.
Plugin: https://www.pimmoeskops.nl/downloads/CooldownTest.cs
Mmh, I read the code and yes that's pretty good, always not a code delayer rather a delayed check but it solves one of the problem, making a different delayer for each check ! So it's nice !