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Emistry is right. You should read the guide from the link he provided. You may learn how to add a delay for other commands. Anyway, here's my reply to your question.

Add this piece of code under nullpo_retr(-1, sd); on every command you want to have a delay.

  	 if( DIFF_TICK(gettick(),sd->pkmode_cd) < 60000 ) {
			char timeleft[100];
			sprintf(timeleft,"@pkmode is cooling down, you may use it again after %d seconds",60-(DIFF_TICK(gettick(),sd->pkmode_cd)/1000));
			clif_displaymessage(fd,timeleft);
			return -0;
	}
	sd->pkmode_cd = gettick();

And on pc.h

  unsigned short mapindex;
  unsigned char head_dir; //0: Look forward. 1: Look right, 2: Look left.
  unsigned int client_tick;
+  unsigned int pkmode_cd;

You just have to change every pkmode_cd for other commands.

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Well, it is "nullpo_h" or "nullpo_c" and where did you add the text ? At the end of all ?

And on "pc.h" do you enter litteraly "client_tick" or the number ?

[because seriously, with the link, it is not so easy to understand...]

Edited by Maxlam
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Well, it is "nullpo_h" or "nullpo_c" and where did you add the text ? At the end of all ?

atcommand.c, in functions ATCMD_FUNC("something"), below "nullpo_retr()" line.

And on "pc.h" do you enter litteraly "client_tick" or the number ?

[because seriously, with the link, it is not so easy to understand...]

"client_tick" should already be there (literally. it's a variable declaration).

The only line you have to add is the line with "+" before it (others should already be there; find them, then add the one line.)

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