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Extend the "Time to Live" of a conversation.
Syntax
chat.extend(player, ttl);
Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Mandatory | Notes | Chat Ver |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| player | Number |  | The ID of the player whose conversation will be extended. | 0.1 |
| ttl | Number |  | Time To Live (TTL) specified in milliseconds. Default: 15000 | 0.1 |
Return Values
| Value | Type | Notes | Chat Ver |
|---|---|---|---|
| <error> | Error | Parameters specified were invalid (see error message for details). | 0.1 |
| <conversation> | Object | An object describing the conversation with the following properties:
The same object is used throughout a game session (does not survive the save/load cycle) so you can use it to store custom properties relating to conversations. Just remember to re-initialise any properties whenever a conversation starts. | 0.1 |
Example
Extend conversation with player 4
// conversation with player 4 will be extended for 15 seconds from current time chat.extend(4);
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Topics:
- Chat API Diagnostics — The Chat API provides the following diagnostic routines...
- Conversation Descriptor Object — Each player is assigned a Conversation Descriptor Object that defines the current state of their chat conversation...
- Conversation Mode — Quick start guide for making and using conversations...
- chat.isActive() — Determine conversation state for a specific player.
- chat.get() — Get the object associated with a multi-message conversation with a specific player.
- chat.stop() — Stop a conversation with a specific player.
- chat.extend() — Extend the "Time to Live" of the most recent conversation with a player.
- Conversation Handler Functions — How to define a conversation handler function....
- chat.start() — Start a multi-message conversation with a player.
- Command Mode — Quick start guide for creating and using commands...
- Command Handler Functions — How to define a command handler function....
- chat.on() — Define a chat command and it's handler function.