The Cooldown of the AutoTest is not working. Players can spam /areport without problems. I tried it by myself.
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Approved AdvancedTester (RecoilTest/JumpTest) 1.6.4
- Thread starter DreTaX
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Python:
if (TestCooldown.ContainsKey(p.UID))
{
var ticks = TestCooldown[p.UID];
var calc = System.Environment.TickCount - ticks;
var time = TestCooldown[p.UID];
if (calc > 0 || !double.IsNaN(calc) || !double.IsNaN(ticks))
{
var done = Math.Round((float) ((calc/1000)/60));
player.MessageFrom("AdvancedTest",
"Player has report cooldown for: " + (time - done) + " minutes!");
return;
}
if (calc < (TestAllowedEvery + time)*60000)
{
var done = Math.Round((float) ((calc/1000)/60));
player.MessageFrom("AdvancedTest",
"Player has report cooldown for: " + (time - done) + " minutes!");
return;
}
}And specially why it gets added to TestAllowedEvery, its in a wrong format there anyways (time is already in ms).
"Player has report cooldown for: (time - done) What do you try to calculate?
CommandEvent Error: System.Collections.Generic.KeyNotFoundException: The given k
ey was not present in the dictionary.
I think you should use Datastore for this?
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OK, I found the real cause why the key cannot be found.
At the succesfull end of the test this will get executed:
else if (dist > 0.10f)
{
player.MessageFrom("AdvancedTest", green + "ButtonTest3 Complete!");
UnderTesting[player.UID].ButtonComplete3 = true;
RemoveTest(player);
Server.GetServer().BroadcastFrom("AdvancedTest", green + player.Name + " passed all auto tests!");
return;
}
RemoveTest actually executes then:
if (TestCooldown.ContainsKey(player.UID))
{
TestCooldown.Remove(player.UID);
}
Therefore the TestCoolDown does not work because this key gets removed at the end of the successful test.
Here is a fix of me, I also rewrote the CoolDown check function.
Also with Sourcecode
At the succesfull end of the test this will get executed:
else if (dist > 0.10f)
{
player.MessageFrom("AdvancedTest", green + "ButtonTest3 Complete!");
UnderTesting[player.UID].ButtonComplete3 = true;
RemoveTest(player);
Server.GetServer().BroadcastFrom("AdvancedTest", green + player.Name + " passed all auto tests!");
return;
}
RemoveTest actually executes then:
if (TestCooldown.ContainsKey(player.UID))
{
TestCooldown.Remove(player.UID);
}
Therefore the TestCoolDown does not work because this key gets removed at the end of the successful test.
Here is a fix of me, I also rewrote the CoolDown check function.
Also with Sourcecode
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Read the code parts and think what I am calculating. I will fix that remove part, thanks for noticing.
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var time = TestCooldown[p.UID];
if (calc < (TestAllowedEvery + time)*60000)
But isn't time already in ms? Why would you multiply it again with 60000? TestAllowedEvery instead is in min.
if (calc < (TestAllowedEvery + time)*60000)
But isn't time already in ms? Why would you multiply it again with 60000? TestAllowedEvery instead is in min.
Hi 
This Is Nice Plugin . But I Want When Player Come To Server Automatic Test Player /fatest it is possible?
This Is Nice Plugin . But I Want When Player Come To Server Automatic Test Player /fatest it is possible?
YesHi
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He will have to add that in, Probably in the next update there will be an option to auto check on player join
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How does the Drop Test exactly work? I'm not able to figure it out by the source code.
var timedEvent = CreateParallelTimer(3500, dict);
timedEvent.OnFire += Callback2;
timedEvent.Start();
What exactly is the 3500ms?
var timedEvent = CreateParallelTimer(3500, dict);
timedEvent.OnFire += Callback2;
timedEvent.Start();
What exactly is the 3500ms?
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Remember the auto droptest in BannedPeople?
Sometimes people with high pigh were never teleported, teleported too late, or got teleported but didnt receive the damage yet.