[Request]a small request.

09/30/2008 16:14 BlooD-BoY#1

ok so i was kinda playing around with the CO pserver files in C# and i tried to make a GM msg to show every like minute or so...i tried to make a timer for it with the command "World.SendMsgToAll("bla bla bla msg", "GM", 2011);"
but it didnt work, any one has any ideas on how to make a GM msg to show every 1-5mins just like in CO "Dont trust any one who doesnt have a [GM]/[PH] in their names....bla bla bla"? thx

09/30/2008 16:17 Zanzibar#2

Make a timer in general.cs and er yea?

09/30/2008 16:36 BlooD-BoY#3

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zanzibar

Make a timer in general.cs and er yea?

thats wat i did, where the restart timer and umm savechar timer O.O

09/30/2008 22:55 LetterX#4

Well, not that hard... I added one to my server :D

09/30/2008 23:05 BlooD-BoY#5

Quote:

Originally Posted by LetterX

Well, not that hard... I added one to my server :D

ok..so could u give me a hint on how to make it? cuz i made a timer, and it should say that but it doesnt O.O

10/01/2008 02:36 tao4229#6

Quote:

Originally Posted by LetterX

Well, not that hard... I added one to my server :D

That f*ken annoying thing >_>

10/01/2008 02:54 LetterX#7

Ehh, here is the code for LOTF:

In General.cs (Underneath "thetimer") put:

Code:

                BroadCastTimer = new System.Timers.Timer();
                BroadCastTimer.Interval = 1000000;
                BroadCastTimer.Elapsed += new ElapsedEventHandler(BroadCastTimer_Elapsed);
                BroadCastTimer.Start();

Then, find the second "thetimer" section, and underneath put:

Code:

        public static void BroadCastTimer_Elapsed(object sender, ElapsedEventArgs e)
        {
            World.SendMsgToAll("Put Message Here", "SYSTEM", 2011);
        }

Edit: This timer shows up every 10 minutes. :D

10/01/2008 13:47 BlooD-BoY#8

Quote:
Originally Posted by LetterX
Ehh, here is the code for LOTF:

In General.cs (Underneath "thetimer") put:
Code:
                BroadCastTimer = new System.Timers.Timer();
                BroadCastTimer.Interval = 1000000;
                BroadCastTimer.Elapsed += new ElapsedEventHandler(BroadCastTimer_Elapsed);
                BroadCastTimer.Start();
Then, find the second "thetimer" section, and underneath put:
Code:
        public static void BroadCastTimer_Elapsed(object sender, ElapsedEventArgs e)
        {
            World.SendMsgToAll("Put Message Here", "SYSTEM", 2011);
        }
Edit: This timer shows up every 10 minutes. :D

lolz my only mistake was here : "(BroadCastTimer_Elapsed);"
thx for the guide, dude :P

10/01/2008 13:49 Zanzibar#9

In the beginning with all the timers add

Code:

public static System.Timers.Timer BroadCastTimer;

10/01/2008 14:11 BlooD-BoY#10

Quote:
Originally Posted by Zanzibar
In the beginning with all the timers add
Code:
public static System.Timers.Timer BroadCastTimer;

yeah i was about to post that you had to def. the var. O.O but nvm ok you can delete this thread, i got the help i needed thx. =)