When I home tele config 892 changes to what I'm assuming is some sort of game clock and I'm guessing its set up to either set that as what the clock currently is or what it needs to be before you can home tele again.

Does anyone know how to get a reference to what that clock currently would be?

I might be wrong but you could do something like:
If widget exists and contains message(int 1-20 minutes)

But another easy option could be to just store the time in memory from where you teleported and count down 20 mins?

38 minutes ago, dubai said:

I might be wrong but you could do something like:
If widget exists and contains message(int 1-20 minutes)

But another easy option could be to just store the time in memory from where you teleported and count down 20 mins?

I've never messed with the chat as widgets, I'll look into that. I usually use the onMessage() for anything having to do with chat. 

But I don't want to rely on storing it and having a timer because I'd worry about it not functioning as intended if I need to stop the script and start it back up for whatever reason.

The time the last home teleport is saved in a config 892 if I remember correctly, so you can always check that config

15 minutes ago, Khaleesi said:

The time the last home teleport is saved in a config 892 if I remember correctly, so you can always check that config

Yeah, I got that much sorted out. I'm trying to figure out how to get whatever the current time is to compare it to the time that was set. I thought I found it but I can only figure out how to get my own system's time.

 

Here, taken from my quester  

	public int getSecondsLeftTeleportHome() {
		int lastTeleport = getConfigs().get(892);
		long lastTeleportSeconds = (long) lastTeleport * 60;
		Instant teleportExpireInstant = Instant.ofEpochSecond(lastTeleportSeconds).plus(Duration.ofMinutes(30));
		Duration remainingTime = Duration.between(Instant.now(), teleportExpireInstant);
		return (int) remainingTime.getSeconds();
	}

 

6 hours ago, Czar said:

Here, taken from my quester  

	public int getSecondsLeftTeleportHome() {
		int lastTeleport = getConfigs().get(892);
		long lastTeleportSeconds = (long) lastTeleport * 60;
		Instant teleportExpireInstant = Instant.ofEpochSecond(lastTeleportSeconds).plus(Duration.ofMinutes(30));
		Duration remainingTime = Duration.between(Instant.now(), teleportExpireInstant);
		return (int) remainingTime.getSeconds();
	}

 

Awesome, that got me squared away. Also taught me about 'Instant' so thanks for that too!

Any time

13 hours ago, Czar said:

Here, taken from my quester  

	public int getSecondsLeftTeleportHome() {
		int lastTeleport = getConfigs().get(892);
		long lastTeleportSeconds = (long) lastTeleport * 60;
		Instant teleportExpireInstant = Instant.ofEpochSecond(lastTeleportSeconds).plus(Duration.ofMinutes(30));
		Duration remainingTime = Duration.between(Instant.now(), teleportExpireInstant);
		return (int) remainingTime.getSeconds();
	}

 

Nice spoon 😉