(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Hello My name is callum and i am new to gsc SCTING i seem to have got the codes correct but i am missing somthing that enables the function to turn on and off for EG: i load up my game open menu press function (INFINATE GAME) it works then i turn it off and then try enable it again and it just keeps saying OFF in the bottom left hand side this is my code if you could give me any infomation atall on what i am doing wrong it would be really appreciated thank you for your time



Inf_Game()
{
if(self.ingame==false)
{
self.ingame=true;
setDvar("scr_dom_scorelimit",0);
setDvar("scr_sd_numlives",0);
setDvar("scr_war_timelimit",0);
setDvar("scr_game_onlyheadshots",0);
setDvar("scr_war_scorelimit",0);
setDvar("scr_player_forcerespawn",1);
maps\mp\gametypes\_globallogic_utils::pausetimer();
self iPrintln("Infinity Game [^2ON^7]");
}
else
{
self maps\mp\gametypes\_globallogic_utils::resumetimer();
self iPrintln("Infinity Game [^1OFF^7]");
}
}

nahh because that will just end the game

Nah, I'm using this and it works. Here is the "optimized" code version. You can try it for yourself

    toggleInfiniteTime()

{

	level.unlimitedGame = invertAndPrint("Unlimited Game", level.unlimitedGame, true); // Use your own way to do the toggle

	

	if(level.unlimitedGame)

	{

		registerScoreLimit(0, 0);

		maps\mp\gametypes\_globallogic_utils::pauseTimer();

	}

	else

	{

		registerScoreLimit(0, 9999999);

		maps\mp\gametypes\_globallogic_utils::resumeTimer();

	}

}

You can further optimize this code like so, although I'm not 100% sure the compiler supports ternary method calling, but you can try:

    

toggleInfiniteTime()

{

	level.unlimitedGame = invertAndPrint("Unlimited Game", level.unlimitedGame, true); // Use your own way to do the toggle

	

	registerScoreLimit(0, level.unlimitedGame ? 0 : 9999999);

	level.unlimitedGame ? maps\mp\gametypes\_globallogic_utils::pauseTimer() : maps\mp\gametypes\_globallogic_utils::resumeTimer();

}

Yeah, that would work but it's ugly with more than one line ternary. It's okay though