Hey, just wondering, and if this is wrong, please correct me.

But you can use self waittill() to start a thread, but what does self notify() do? Can you use that to stop the thread?

 

- Boots. (:

Hey, just wondering, and if this is wrong, please correct me.

But you can use self waittill() to start a thread, but what does self notify() do? Can you use that to stop the thread?

 

- Boots. (:

I dont think so, I think you need to have a } on a single line to stop a thread...

Hey, just wondering, and if this is wrong, please correct me.

But you can use self waittill() to start a thread, but what does self notify() do? Can you use that to stop the thread?

 

- Boots. (:

I dont think so, I think you need to have a } on a single line to stop a thread...

 

I don't quite understand what you mean, and I figured it out. Still don't know what self notify() does though.

I don't quite understand what you mean, and I figured it out. Still don't know what self notify() does though.

It sends out a notify event on the current object, which can be waited for using a self waittill in another thread.

I don't quite understand what you mean, and I figured it out. Still don't know what self notify() does though.

It sends out a notify event on the current object, which can be waited for using a self waittill in another thread.

 

To elaborate, an example would be;

 

#include common_scripts\utility;
#include maps\mp\_utility;
#include maps\mp\gametypes\_hud_util;

HealthMonitor() {
while(1) {
	if(self.health < 100) {
		self.health = 100;
		self notify("player_healed");
	}
}
}

PlayerHealed() {
self waittill("player_healed");

self iPrintlnBold("Full Health!");
}