Timer mistake, again.

[Auryn]

Could someone explain to me what did I do wrong about timer ?

Cause once I gave my item, I can't talk to him anymore.

Short part :

mes "[Rain]";
mes "Please come back later, I need to concentrate.";
set .@timer, gettimetick(2)-q_timer;
set .@wait, 9000-.@timer; //15 minutes
set refat,1;
close;

if((refat == 1 || .@timer < 9000)){
mes "[Rain]";
mes "Please come back later, I need to concentrate.";
close;
}else{
set rain,2;
mes "[Rain]";
mes "Oh, it's you !";
next;
mes "[Rain]";
mes "Here for you.";
getitem 6090,1;
close;

Edited August 12, 2012 by Auryn

[Euphy]

set .@timer, gettimetick(2)-q_timer; // q_timer is not defined
set .@wait, 9000-.@timer; // variable .@wait is not used
set refat,1;
close;
// needs closing curly
if((refat == 1 || .@timer < 9000)){ // should be &&, and .@var is not defined
close;

[Auryn]

Ok, I think I get it.

So, is it correct this way ?

mes "[Rain]";
mes "Reviens me voir plus tard s'il te plait, j'ai besoin de me concentrer.";
set q_timer, gettimetick(2);
set refat,1;
close;
}
if((refat == 1 && .@timer < 9000)){
mes "[Rain]";
mes "Reviens me voir plus tard s'il te plait, j'ai besoin de me concentrer.";
close;
}else{ // (...)

Edited August 12, 2012 by Auryn

[Euphy]

No, you didn't fix the last error. I posted a solution in your other thread yesterday, you must've missed it.

//...
set q_timer, gettimetick(2)+<delay time>;
//...
if (refat == 1 && gettimetick(2) < q_timer) {
//...

[Auryn]

Effectivly I missed it, thanks Euphy for your presence & support.