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Hi, i need to get a timer with the luacontroller because i need a delay of 120 seconds and i'm afraid it lag with 120 delayer from mesecon mod

Someone prupose me this code but it's no work :


Does someone know more than me about codding and can tell me the right code ( if it's possible)

Thank you

Serh Arien wrote:Hi, i need to get a timer with the luacontroller because i need a delay of 120 seconds and i'm afraid it lag with 120 delayer from mesecon mod

Try using minetest.after()

Krock wrote:

Serh Arien wrote:Hi, i need to get a timer with the luacontroller because i need a delay of 120 seconds and i'm afraid it lag with 120 delayer from mesecon mod

Try using minetest.after()

Your phone or window isn't wide enough to display the code box. If it's a phone, try rotating it to landscape mode.

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if (event.type == "on" and event.pin.name == "A") then --if signal at A
   if not mem.counting then
      mem.counting = true

      minetest.after(120, function()
         port.c = true
         mem.counting = false
      end)
   end
end

Meaning ? Have i to change something on the code? Add or delete things

Serh Arien wrote:Meaning ? Have i to change something on the code? Add or delete things

Use that code as a replacement of what you posted for your luacontroller. If you don't want to wait two minutes, simply decrease the time delay argument of the minetest.after function from 120 to 10. Hopefully it works.

EDIT: port.c won't be turned off again after the delay. You need to extend the code to turn it off after one second or more.

Krock wrote:

Serh Arien wrote:Hi, i need to get a timer with the luacontroller because i need a delay of 120 seconds and i'm afraid it lag with 120 delayer from mesecon mod

Try using minetest.after()

Your phone or window isn't wide enough to display the code box. If it's a phone, try rotating it to landscape mode.

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if (event.type == "on" and event.pin.name == "A") then --if signal at A
   if not mem.counting then
      mem.counting = true

      minetest.after(120, function()
         port.c = true
         mem.counting = false
      end)
   end
end

I don't think you can use minetest.after in luacontrollers.

Krock wrote:

Serh Arien wrote:Meaning ? Have i to change something on the code? Add or delete things

Use that code as a replacement of what you posted for your luacontroller. If you don't want to wait two minutes, simply decrease the time delay argument of the minetest.after function from 120 to 10. Hopefully it works.

EDIT: port.c won't be turned off again after the delay. You need to extend the code to turn it off after one second or more.

It's no working, i think the port a is not open because there is no light on it
How can i fix it ?

I know, this is a mesecon website where it's explain but codding and me = level -100000 :D

This will make the LuaC act like a delayer with any length you want. Input is pin A and output is C, change the first line to adjust the time.

cheapie wrote:This will make the LuaC act like a delayer with any length you want. Input is pin A and output is C, change the first line to adjust the time.

Your phone or window isn't wide enough to display the code box. If it's a phone, try rotating it to landscape mode.

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local time = 120
if (event.type == "on" or event.type == "off") and event.pin.name == "A" then
   if event.type == "on" then
      interrupt(time,"on")
   elseif event.type == "off" then
      interrupt(time,"off")
   end
elseif event.type == "interrupt" then
   if event.iid == "on" then
      port.c = true
   elseif event.iid == "off" then
      port.c = false
   end
end


OMG it's work ! Thank you, you helped me more than you think