Since I can't use the System Timer, how can I achieve this with Oxide?

using System;

namespace Oxide.Plugins
{
    [Info("Restarter", "Lazeer", "0.01")]
    public class Restarter : RustPlugin
    {
        void Init()
        {
            Puts("Waiting for restart command");
        }
        [ConsoleCommand("timedrestart")]
        private void TestCommand()
        {
            Puts("Server Restart in 5 minutes.");
            //Server.Broadcast("Server Restart in 5 minutes.");
            timer.Repeat(3f, 0, () =>
            {
                Puts("I will run once every second");
            });
        }
    }
}

Currently it's not running every one second but rather every 3 frames. How can I make it execute every 1 second?

(19:22:05) | [Restarter] 1 second
(19:22:08) | [Restarter] 1 second
(19:22:11) | [Restarter] 1 second
(19:22:14) | [Restarter] 1 second

I hope I posted this in the right place. It's a Rust specific plugin.

misticos

Tried setting second value to 3?

Thank you for the quick reply!

The second value, isn't that for repeats only?

misticos

I think its for repeats tho and it should not behave like shown so thats weird

Yeah, it is kinda weird. 3 frames should occur way more often then that.

Since you've been developing plugins for uMod for a long while, do you have any strategy on how to overcome this?

All I want is a Timer that runs every 1 second basically, but I can't use the System Timer in the Oxide.Plugins namespace.

misticos

Use timer.Every(1f, () => {});

That seems to work, but why on earth is it working?

(20:04:08) | [Restarter] 1 second
(20:04:09) | [Restarter] 1 second
(20:04:10) | [Restarter] 1 second
(20:04:11) | [Restarter] 1 second

I thought 1f equals to 1 frame, not 1 second?