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| Posted by
| Valhart
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| Thu 28 Jun 2001 07:54 AM (UTC) |
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| As a non scripting player *cause I have no clue how to do it*, I have incredible difficult with the usage of timers. For the sake of most players like me, could an installation of a certain timer be done that does the follow.
1) A timer that actives when an event triggers it, and then send whatever command it intends to when time's is up.
2) In respond to a trigger command in the game world, you can do a report on how many seconds left on the spell you cast.
Just a thought...
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| Nick Gammon
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| Reply #1 on Fri 29 Jun 2001 (UTC) |
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A timer that actives when an event triggers it, and then send whatever command it intends to when time's is up.
This is best done with a simple script. There are examples on this forum, search for "addtimer", you will see some very similar to what you describe.
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In respond to a trigger command in the game world, you can do a report on how many seconds left on the spell you cast.
I would probably make an alias that assists in casting the spell, and also notes the time (in a script). Then the trigger could query the time and work out how many seconds there were to go (by subtracting one from the other).
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