How to add time delay to a warper npc?

[Rain408]

I currently using this code as a template

 

einbech,39,215,5 script Train Station Staff#ein3 852,{

mes "[staff]";

mes "Welcome to";

mes "the Train Station.";

mes "The fare to take the";

mes "train to Einbroch is";

mes "200 zeny. Would";

mes "you like to ride?";

next;

switch(select("Yes.:No.")) {

case 1:

if (Zeny > 199) {

mes "[staff]";

mes "Thank you and";

mes "we hope you enjoy";

mes "the ride. All aboard!";

close2;

set Zeny, Zeny-200;

warp "einbroch",226,276;

end;

}

else {

mes "[staff]";

mes "I'm sorry,";

mes "but you don't";

mes "have enough zeny";

mes "to pay the train fare.";

close;

}

case 2:

mes "[staff]";

mes "Please enjoy";

mes "your stay here";

mes "in Einbech.";

close;

}

 

And I'm wondering if it's possible to add in a time Delay, i would like it so that after people used the NPC they arent allowed to used it again for another mins.

The time delay is fix to each players who talks to the npc, and not the npc itself

 

The plan was to remove portals that take you to mvp maps, and where the portal was position. Replace it with a warping npc that warps them into the map. They wont able to use it again for 5 mins.

Edited May 26, 2015 by Rain408

[grampa]

I was working on a delay and i got below logic. Try this one:

einbech,39,215,5 script Train Station Staff#ein3 852,{
	
	if(warpdelay > gettimetick(2)){ // Checks timer, if active it will block you from doing the quest.
		set .@delayremaining,(((warpdelay-gettimetick(2))+1)/60);
		mes "[Staff]";
		mes "You just have used the warper!";
		mes "Please wait "+.@delayremaining+" minutes longer.";
		close;
	}
	
	mes "[Staff]";
	mes "Welcome to";
	mes "the Train Station.";
	mes "The fare to take the";
	mes "train to Einbroch is";
	mes "200 zeny. Would";
	mes "you like to ride?";
	next;
		switch(select("Yes.:No.")) {
			case 1:
				if (Zeny > 199) {
					mes "[Staff]";
					mes "Thank you and";
					mes "we hope you enjoy";
					mes "the ride. All aboard!";
					close2;
					set Zeny, Zeny-200;
					warp "einbroch",226,276;
					set warpdelay,gettimetick(2)+60; // Sets delay for 60s
					end;
				}
				else {
					mes "[Staff]";
					mes "I'm sorry,";
					mes "but you don't";
					mes "have enough zeny";
					mes "to pay the train fare.";
					close;
				}
			case 2:
					mes "[Staff]";
					mes "Please enjoy";
					mes "your stay here";
					mes "in Einbech.";
					close;
		}

[Rain408]

 

I was working on a delay and i got below logic. Try this one:

einbech,39,215,5 script Train Station Staff#ein3 852,{
	
	if(warpdelay > gettimetick(2)){ // Checks timer, if active it will block you from doing the quest.
		set .@delayremaining,(((warpdelay-gettimetick(2))+1)/60);
		mes "[Staff]";
		mes "You just have used the warper!";
		mes "Please wait "+.@delayremaining+" minutes longer.";
		close;
	}
	
	mes "[Staff]";
	mes "Welcome to";
	mes "the Train Station.";
	mes "The fare to take the";
	mes "train to Einbroch is";
	mes "200 zeny. Would";
	mes "you like to ride?";
	next;
		switch(select("Yes.:No.")) {
			case 1:
				if (Zeny > 199) {
					mes "[Staff]";
					mes "Thank you and";
					mes "we hope you enjoy";
					mes "the ride. All aboard!";
					close2;
					set Zeny, Zeny-200;
					warp "einbroch",226,276;
					set warpdelay,gettimetick(2)+60; // Sets delay for 60s
					end;
				}
				else {
					mes "[Staff]";
					mes "I'm sorry,";
					mes "but you don't";
					mes "have enough zeny";
					mes "to pay the train fare.";
					close;
				}
			case 2:
					mes "[Staff]";
					mes "Please enjoy";
					mes "your stay here";
					mes "in Einbech.";
					close;
		}

Thanks, ill test it and see how it works