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Newbie Joined: 28 Jul 2003 Posts: 6 Location: USA

Im looking for a way to handle RTs in DR? anyone know how been trying all kinds of stuff

I have a RT variable that is set by the Q q tags....

DO SOMETHING
#WHILE(@roundtime>0) {#WA 1000}
DO SOMETHING

DO SOMETHING
#MATH RTTicks @roundtime*1000
#WAIT @RTTicks
DO SOMETHING

tried mostly stuff like that cant get anything to work
would also be nice if there was a function to STOP ALL TRIGGERS until the roundtime variable hit 0 and then start everything back up where it left off.....if thats at all possible

Wanderer Joined: 26 Jan 2001 Posts: 74

quote:
Im looking for a way to handle RTs in DR?

#TRIGGER {q} {round1 = %gsl( Q);round2 = %gsl( q);#if (@round1=@roundcheck) {#abort 1};#if (@round1>@round2) {roundcheck=@round1;#ADD round1 (-@round2)} {round1=0};roundtime = @round1} "" {gsl}

#TRIGGER (@roundtime>0) {} "" {notrig}
#COND {} {#ADD roundtime -1} {wait|param=1000}

Those two triggers will reliably capture and track roundtime. You just need to display the @roundtime variable in whatever way you prefer. I personally use the status line, but whatever works for you.

quote:
would also be nice if there was a function to STOP ALL TRIGGERS until the roundtime variable hit 0 and then start everything back up where it left off.....if thats at all possible

Yeah, you can do that. Dump all your triggers into a class, then turn off the class while the @roundtime is greater than zero.

Alternately, you can also set up a command buffer to store up the commands that your triggers generate while in RT, and have it send them to the game with a slight delay between them once the RT is over.

Ana