Notify timer

[CrAzY_-7865]

Hi guys!

 

I'm trying to put a notification repeating every few minutes. But I can not make it reappear, someone so kind as to give me a simple example?

eg:

Notify("Hello!");
//after 2 minutes
Notify("Hello!");

 

Edited June 16, 2018 by CrAzY_-7865

[Avi5006]

is this for a menu and if so do you want it to notify after you open the menu 

[StAfFMaN]

You need to create a timer :

 

Public class ... : ...
{
   bool timer = false;
   readonly int timerInterval = 3 000; //3 sec  if you need 2 minutes : 120 000
   int timerWait = 0;

   void OnTick(object sender, EventArgs e) // by default it's at the top of the script
   {
      NewTimerFunction(); // this function it's checked every ticks
      ...
   }

   Void NewTimerFunction()
   {
      if (timer == true && Game.GameTime > timerWait)
      {
         timer = !timer; // Timer is now off
         Notify("Hello!");
      }
      else if (timer == false)
      {       
         timerWait = Game.GameTime + timerInterval; // Initialize the timer, take the present time and add the interval.
         timer = true; // The timer start : now
      }
      return;
   }
}

 

Best regard

Edited June 21, 2018 by StAfFMaN

[CrAzY_-7865]

42 minutes ago, StAfFMaN said:

You need to create a timer :

 

Public class ... : ...
{
   bool timer = false;
   readonly int timerInterval = 3 000; //3 sec  if you need 2 minutes : 120 000
   int timerWait = 0;

   void OnTick(object sender, EventArgs e) // by default it's at the top of the script
   {
      NewTimerFunction(); // this function it's checked every ticks
      ...
   }

   Void NewTimerFunction()
   {
      if (timer == true && Game.GameTime > timerWait)
      {
         timer = !timer; // Timer is now off
         Notify("Hello!");
      }
      else if (timer == false)
      {       
         timerWait = Game.GameTime + timerInterval; // Initialize the timer, take the present time and add the interval.
         timer = true; // The timer start : now
      }
      return;
   }
}

 

Best regard

Thanks, but I look for an example for the language c++

 

Edited June 21, 2018 by CrAzY_-7865

[CrAzY_-7865]

2 hours ago, StAfFMaN said:

You need to create a timer :

 

Public class ... : ...
{
   bool timer = false;
   readonly int timerInterval = 3 000; //3 sec  if you need 2 minutes : 120 000
   int timerWait = 0;

   void OnTick(object sender, EventArgs e) // by default it's at the top of the script
   {
      NewTimerFunction(); // this function it's checked every ticks
      ...
   }

   Void NewTimerFunction()
   {
      if (timer == true && Game.GameTime > timerWait)
      {
         timer = !timer; // Timer is now off
         Notify("Hello!");
      }
      else if (timer == false)
      {       
         timerWait = Game.GameTime + timerInterval; // Initialize the timer, take the present time and add the interval.
         timer = true; // The timer start : now
      }
      return;
   }
}

 

Best regard

But very thanks, i managed to get an idea!

[CrAzY_-7865]

6 hours ago, StAfFMaN said:

You need to create a timer :

 

Public class ... : ...
{
   bool timer = false;
   readonly int timerInterval = 3 000; //3 sec  if you need 2 minutes : 120 000
   int timerWait = 0;

   void OnTick(object sender, EventArgs e) // by default it's at the top of the script
   {
      NewTimerFunction(); // this function it's checked every ticks
      ...
   }

   Void NewTimerFunction()
   {
      if (timer == true && Game.GameTime > timerWait)
      {
         timer = !timer; // Timer is now off
         Notify("Hello!");
      }
      else if (timer == false)
      {       
         timerWait = Game.GameTime + timerInterval; // Initialize the timer, take the present time and add the interval.
         timer = true; // The timer start : now
      }
      return;
   }
}

 

Best regard

How could I put a second notification in the pause of the timer?

[StAfFMaN]

I think you aren't stupid and you can found without me ;)

[CrAzY_-7865]

38 minutes ago, StAfFMaN said:

I think you aren't stupid and you can found without me

I do not know C ++ very well, so I ask for help. I'm studying C ++ www.sololearn.com

38 minutes ago, StAfFMaN said:

I think you aren't stupid and you can found without me

 if (timer == true && Game.GameTime > timerWait)
      {
         timer = !timer; // Timer is now off
         Notify("Hello!");
      }
      else if (timer == false)
      {       
         timerWait = Game.GameTime + timerInterval; // Initialize the timer, take the present time and add the interval.
         timer = true; // The timer start : now
//possible here? because timer is excluded
      }

 

Edited June 21, 2018 by CrAzY_-7865

[StAfFMaN]

You need to try some things

 

If you put the code here :

else if (timer == false)
      {       
         timerWait = Game.GameTime + timerInterval; // Initialize the timer, take the present time and add the interval.
         timer = true; // The timer start : now
		 Notify("Your second text"); // HERE
      }

I think it appear immediately when your run the script... So try to create a condition (another "else if" maybe ? ;) )

 

like that ? :

else if (timer == true && Game.GameTime > (timerWait /2))
{
   Notify("Your text");
}

Why (timerWait /2) ?Like this your text appear not immediately when the timer starting, but 1 minute after the timer started and 1 minute before the "hello!".

 

best regard,

[CrAzY_-7865]

1 hour ago, StAfFMaN said:

You need to try some things

 

If you put the code here :

else if (timer == false)
      {       
         timerWait = Game.GameTime + timerInterval; // Initialize the timer, take the present time and add the interval.
         timer = true; // The timer start : now
		 Notify("Your second text"); // HERE
      }

I think it appear immediately when your run the script... So try to create a condition (another "else if" maybe ? )

 

like that ? :

else if (timer == true && Game.GameTime > (timerWait /2))
{
   Notify("Your text");
}

Why (timerWait /2) ?Like this your text appear not immediately when the timer starting, but 1 minute after the timer started and 1 minute before the "hello!".

 

best regard,

All right, thank you, I'll give you an idea how to solve it based on your help. Thank you very much!

[CrAzY_-7865]

On 6/22/2018 at 2:03 PM, StAfFMaN said:

You need to try some things

 

If you put the code here :

else if (timer == false)
      {       
         timerWait = Game.GameTime + timerInterval; // Initialize the timer, take the present time and add the interval.
         timer = true; // The timer start : now
		 Notify("Your second text"); // HERE
      }

I think it appear immediately when your run the script... So try to create a condition (another "else if" maybe ? )

 

like that ? :

else if (timer == true && Game.GameTime > (timerWait /2))
{
   Notify("Your text");
}

Why (timerWait /2) ?Like this your text appear not immediately when the timer starting, but 1 minute after the timer started and 1 minute before the "hello!".

 

best regard,

Hey what's up?

today I'm here again to ask you how could I not make her stay fixed and make sure that she gives me only when I'm looking for a specific ped? eg:
when the function finds a ped, the notification that warns me that the ped was found remains in loop. How could I make it disappear without using the natives of the game?

Edited September 15, 2018 by CrAzY_-7865

[StAfFMaN]

On 9/15/2018 at 10:11 PM, CrAzY_-7865 said:

Hey what's up?

today I'm here again to ask you how could I not make her stay fixed and make sure that she gives me only when I'm looking for a specific ped? eg:
when the function finds a ped, the notification that warns me that the ped was found remains in loop. How could I make it disappear without using the natives of the game?

Hi,

 

This isn't a timer, you need to use a simple " if " and "else if " condition.

 

Good luck !!

[CrAzY_-7865]

On 9/24/2018 at 10:04 AM, StAfFMaN said:

Hi,

 

This isn't a timer, you need to use a simple " if " and "else if " condition.

 

Good luck !!

something like:
 

bool timer = false;
int timerWait = 0;
int timerInterval = 180000;
void TimerNotify(char* text) {
	if (timer == true && GAMEPLAY::GET_GAME_TIMER() > timerWait)
	{
		timer = !timer;
		Print(text);
	}
	else if (timer == false)
	{
		timerWait = GAMEPLAY::GET_GAME_TIMER() + timerInterval;
		timer = true; 
		Print(text); 
	}
	else if (timer == true && GAMEPLAY::GET_GAME_TIMER() > (timerWait / 2))
	{
		Print(text);
		return;//i added this because if i put in loop, he show always end timer remains fixed. I now testing for view if work.
	}
	return;
}