timerNameCallBack? working with timers

[coersum]

So I was trying to make a lil timer for airdrop in my main plugin (misc plugin for my server) with a command to start/stop the run but I can't get the callback to run.

                if command == "testtimer":
                    Plugin.CreateTimer("droptimer", 60000).Start() #that's 60sec right ? for test only :)
                    Player.Message("Airdrop timer Started")

then the callback is supposed to be evt.Name + "Callback" so:

    def droptimerCallBack(self, timer):
        Server.Broadcast("TimerCallBackOccured!")

I don't have any test to know if the timer has already been started yet, just trying to figure how timers work as I never get the broadcast even if setting the timer to 10000, 1000, 100 lol (I believe the number should be in milliseconds so 10000 = 10sec.

 

[balu92]

So I was trying to make a lil timer for airdrop in my main plugin (misc plugin for my server) with a command to start/stop the run but I can't get the callback to run.

                if command == "testtimer":
                    Plugin.CreateTimer("droptimer", 60000).Start() #that's 60sec right ? for test only :)
                    Player.Message("Airdrop timer Started")

then the callback is supposed to be evt.Name + "Callback" so:

    def droptimerCallBack(self, timer):
        Server.Broadcast("TimerCallBackOccured!")

I don't have any test to know if the timer has already been started yet, just trying to figure how timers work as I never get the broadcast even if setting the timer to 10000, 1000, 100 lol (I believe the number should be in milliseconds so 10000 = 10sec.

Callback and not CallBack

 

[DreTaX]

So I was trying to make a lil timer for airdrop in my main plugin (misc plugin for my server) with a command to start/stop the run but I can't get the callback to run.

                if command == "testtimer":
                    Plugin.CreateTimer("droptimer", 60000).Start() #that's 60sec right ? for test only :)
                    Player.Message("Airdrop timer Started")

then the callback is supposed to be evt.Name + "Callback" so:

    def droptimerCallBack(self, timer):
        Server.Broadcast("TimerCallBackOccured!")

I don't have any test to know if the timer has already been started yet, just trying to figure how timers work as I never get the broadcast even if setting the timer to 10000, 1000, 100 lol (I believe the number should be in milliseconds so 10000 = 10sec.

Well millisecs are not cool at all. Tho it should work. I gave somewhere an example on the forum

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[coersum]

Callback and not CallBack

Errr, if I had a penny for every time a capital/lowercase mistake costed me hours...

Thank you very much!