While 1?

[GeneZ]

Ok, so I got this working bot.

While 1

check()

skill()

sleep(600000)

Wend

I want it to be able to use the function check() every 200 seconds not 600.

while having the skill() function still at 600 seconds.

I dont know how to do that. :|

[Yashied]

Ok, so I got this working bot.

While 1

check()

skill()

sleep(600000)

Wend

I want it to be able to use the function check() every 200 seconds not 600.

while having the skill() function still at 600 seconds.

I dont know how to do that. :|

$TDCheck = TimerInit()
$TDSkill = TimerInit()

While 1
    If TimerDiff($TDCheck) > 200000 Then
        check()
        $TDCheck = TimerInit()
    EndIf
    If TimerDiff($TDSkill) > 600000 Then
        skill()
        $TDSkill = TimerInit()
    EndIf
    Sleep(100)
WEnd

EDIT:

Name your topic is irrelevant to the issue. See this.

Edited June 13, 2009 by Yashied

[Melba23]

GeneZ,

Try this:

$CheckTimer = TimerInit()
$SkillTimer = TimerInit()

While 1

    If TimerDiff($CheckTimer) > 200000 Then
        $CheckTimer = TimerInit()
        check()
    EndIf

    If TimerDiff($SkillTimer) > 600000 Then
        $SkillTimer = TimerInit()
        skill()
    EndIf

    Sleep(10); Important to leave in

WEnd

M23

P.S. While 1 is always true, so it gives you an infinite loop. ;-)

Edited June 13, 2009 by Melba23

[Yashied]

Wow, Melba23, you think like I do.

[Melba23]

Yashied,

At least we reversed the order of the TimerInit and function calls - or people might begin to talk! :-)

M23

[GeneZ]

why is the sleep at the end important?

[Zedna]

@GeneZ

Don't erase/wipe your solved posts like you did before!!!

[Zedna]

why is the sleep at the end important?

It prevents tight loop - using 100% CPU usage.

[GeneZ]

@GeneZ

Don't erase/wipe your solved posts like you did before!!!

ok

It prevents tight loop - using 100% CPU usage.

ohh.. ok