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So you don't have to call TimeOut for a single function.

https://avaloniaonline.com/forum/avalonia-development/under-development-games/grailway/3353-introducing-project-grailway

It is an event that is very good. I'm waiting for this activity as well.

Expand on Morgan It's the right thing to do.

rip

Following 2 months and 1 week Unixmad is proving once again that he is a disgrace and cannot be trusted.

Is there a reason why you prefer one over the other? They appear to function the same if you're using it in that manner.

Most "can i b admin"s aren't a big deal. But occasionally you get someone who spends hours/days/weeks/months begging for it non stop.

The worst I've had is someone ask about 3 times, and when I didn't respond he kindly told me to fellate him.

But I've only been at this a few weeks.

Don't remember, did that guy who was following me and my friends for over a year also beg to be admin for that long, or just ask you to make a server for him?
Or maybe he never actually asked to be admin, just for you to make him a server?

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function onPlayerEnters() {
  if (client.waterfilled = true) {
Using a single = will always treat the conditional as TRUE, it should be ==. Better yet if you're storing boolean values (true/false or 1/0) you can just do:

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function onPlayerEnters() {
  if (client.waterfilled) {
or

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function onPlayerEnters() {
  if (!client.waterfilled) {
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Rather than use a timeout I use scheduleEvent(), which can be cancelled with cancelEvents("action").

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function onFillWater() {
  //blah blah
  this.scheduleEvent(0.2, "FillWater");
}

function onDrainWater() {
  //blah blah
  this.scheduleEvent(0.2, "DrainWater");
}

function stopFill() {
  //blah blah
  this.cancelEvents("FillWater");
}

function stopDrain() {
  //blah blah
  this.cancelEvents("DrainWater");
}