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Make a new file called: Timer.java and add:

Code:

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public class Timer 
{	

	//Milliseconds
	public static int globalMili;
	public static int miliTimer = -1;
	
	//Seconds
	public static int globalSeconds;
	public static int secondsTimer = -1;
	public static boolean secTick = false;
	
	//Minutes
	public static int globalMinutes;
	public static int minutesTimer = -1;
	public static int minTick = 0;
	

	public void process() 
	{

		//Milliseconds
		if(globalMili < miliTimer) globalMili++;
		
		//Resets after 1 hour
		if(globalMili == 3600000) {
		
			resetMilli(false);
		
		}
	
		//Seconds	
		if(globalSeconds < secondsTimer) {
		
			if(secTick)
			{
			
				globalSeconds++;
			
			}
			
			if(secTick) secTick = false;
			if(!secTick) secTick = true;
			
		}
		
		//Resets after 5 hours
		if(globalSeconds == 18000) {
			
			resetSec(false);
			
		}	
			
		//Minutes
		if(globalMinutes < minutesTimer) {
			
			minTick++;
			
			if(minTick == 120) 
			{
				globalMinutes++;
				minTick = 0;
			}
			
		}
		
		//Resets after 25 hours
		if(globalMinutes == 1500) {
		
			resetMin(false);
		
		}
		
	
	}
	
	//Milliseconds
	public static void resetMilli(boolean timer) 
	{
	
		globalMili = 0;
		if (timer) miliTimer = -1;
		
	}
	
	//Seconds
	public static void resetSec(boolean timer) 
	{
	
		globalSeconds = 0;
		secTick = false;
		if (timer) secondsTimer = -1;
		
	}
	
	//Minutes
	public static void resetMin(boolean timer) 
	{
	
		globalMinutes = 0;
		minTick = 0;
		if (timer) minutesTimer = -1;
		
	}
	
	//Milliseconds
	public static int Milliseconds(int milli, boolean reset) 
	{
		
		if(reset) 
		{
			resetMilli(true);
		}
		
		miliTimer = milli;
		
		return milli - globalSeconds;
		
	}
	
	//Seconds
	public static int Seconds(int secs, boolean reset) 
	{
	
		if(reset) 
		{
			resetSec(true);
		}
		
		secondsTimer = secs;
		
		return secs - globalSeconds;
		
	}
	
	//Minutes
	public static int Minutes(int mins, boolean reset) 
	{
	
		if(reset) 
		{
			resetMin(true);
		}
		
		minutesTimer = mins;
		
		return mins - globalSeconds;
		
	}
	
}

In server.java under:

Code:

public static PlayerHandler playerHandler = null;

add:

Code:

public static Timer	Timer = null;

and under:

Code:

playerHandler = new PlayerHandler();

add:

Code:

Timer = new Timer();

Now to start the global Timer add:

Code:

server.Timer.process();

to procces.java

If you don't have it, just add it to client.java's process.

Using it:

To Start Timer:


For milliseconds:

Code:

Milliseconds(Milliseconds till reaches 0?, true);

For Seconds:

Code:

Seconds(Seconds till reaches 0?, true);

For Minutes:

Code:

Minutes(Minutes till reaches 0?, true);

To call timer:

For milliseconds:

Code:

if(Milliseconds(Milliseconds till reaches 0?, false)){
//Code
}

For Seconds:

Code:

if(Seconds(Seconds till reaches 0?, false)) {
//Code
}

For Minutes:

Code:

if(Minutes(Minutes till reaches 0?, false)) {
//Code
}

and to reset:

Milliseconds:

Code:

resetMilli();

Seconds:

Code:

resetSec();

Minutes

Code:

resetMin();

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