Claim delay question

[sa-larios22]

The bot seems to work perfectly, however it seems to stop working after leaving it on for some time, if I encounter this issue again I'll create a new issue regarding this.

I have a question about the delay between the detection time and reaction time, I have currently set it to 0
"claim_delay":0, "kak_delay":0,
And it claimed correctly a 400+ value character

However, the guy I stole from inmediately realized it's a bot, so I want to add claim delay, my question is, does it have to be an integer value or it can be a decimal number? I think a 0.18 sec delay time is somewhat realistic, but I'm not sure if it's valid in the JSON file

[vivinano]

It might be a issue with discum not being able to reconnect Sent from my iPhoneOn Aug 12, 2023, at 3:37 PM, Sergio Larios ***@***.***> wrote: The bot seems to work perfectly, however it seems to stop working after leaving it on for some time, if I encounter this issue again I'll create a new issue regarding this. I have a question about the delay between the detection time and reaction time, I have currently set it to 0 "claim_delay":0, "kak_delay":0, And it claimed correctly a 400+ value character However, the guy I stole from inmediately realized it's a bot, so I want to add claim delay, my question is, does it have to be an integer value or it can be a decimal number? I think a 0.18 sec delay time is somewhat realistic, but I'm not sure if it's valid in the JSON file —Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[vivinano]

You have to delete channel data and try to repoll the mudae settings to be updated so that way your only stopped by the delay itself

[sa-larios22]

So remake the channel data file and it should work? I'll try that, thank you

[sa-larios22]

Also, can the claim_delay in the JSON file be a double or it has to be an integer?