How do i make a tick delay between running commands in a script

[sturdy jetty]

system.runInterval(() => {
    for (const player of world.getAllPlayers()) {
    world.events.entityHurt.subscribe(async (events) => {
        var source = events.damageSource.damagingEntity;
        var target = events.hurtEntity;

        await source.runCommandAsync('function hitting');
        await target.runCommandAsync('function gotHit');
        if (source.typeId === "minecraft:player") {
            const viewDir = source.getViewDirection();
            target.applyKnockback(viewDir.x, viewDir.z, .005, 0.35);
            target.addEffect(MinecraftEffectTypes.slowFalling, 5, 0, false)
            target.addEffect(MinecraftEffectTypes.levitation, 2, 0, false)
            target.addTag('incombat')
        }
    });```

trying to remove the tag incombat after a few seconds

[warped latch]

Use runTimeout

[sturdy jetty]

how?

[warped latch]

system.runTimeout(() => {
  source.removeTag("incombat")
}, 60 /* 3 sec */);

[sturdy jetty]

and put that after the target in tag

[warped latch]

Also, why you need system.runInterval then run an event? What?

[warped latch]

Yes

Why you subscribe an event every tick, that's make the game laggy

[pallid jacinth]

takes advantage and places a condition to remove the tag

[sturdy jetty]

i have it bc i skipped the lines that are irrelevent to the situation

[warped latch]

That makes the event run infinite time

Just run the event once

[pallid jacinth]

I hadn't read his code

[warped latch]

     world.events.entityHurt.subscribe(async (events) => {
        var source = events.damageSource.damagingEntity;
        var target = events.hurtEntity;

        await source.runCommandAsync('function hitting');
        await target.runCommandAsync('function gotHit');
        if (source.typeId === "minecraft:player") {
            const viewDir = source.getViewDirection();
            target.applyKnockback(viewDir.x, viewDir.z, .005, 0.35);
            target.addEffect(MinecraftEffectTypes.slowFalling, 5, 0, false)
            target.addEffect(MinecraftEffectTypes.levitation, 2, 0, false)
            target.addTag('incombat')
        }
    });```

[sturdy jetty]

yo ty

[warped latch]

Done, you doesn't need runInterval

[sturdy jetty]

yes i do

[warped latch]

Why?

[sturdy jetty]

look

[warped latch]

The event will always run everytime any entity get hit, using the runInterval will run the event SOOO many times

[sturdy jetty]

bro are u reading the msg

wait now how do i get the time to display it

[warped latch]

Just add if statement there and return it

[pallid jacinth]

This way it is much better and still reduces the lag

[sturdy jetty]

wait now how do i get the time to display it?

[warped latch]

Ik, but subscribe event every tick and every player will overflow the game and cause the server/world shutdown because of Watchdog

Likely you didn't understand how event works

[sturdy jetty]

bro im not woried abt that

i have other code that needs it

ok?

[warped latch]

That can make your player has 1000 tags

Your function command run 1000 times or more

[sturdy jetty]

brooooooo

[pallid jacinth]

Speaking of which, do you know what the tag limit is?

[sturdy jetty]

can u pay attention

[warped latch]

Fine, it's up to you

I'm just saying that you doesn't need runInterval to run an event

[sturdy jetty]

thats the full code

ok?

[warped latch]

Oh, i thought the event on the runInterval, mb

Sorry for that

[sturdy jetty]

i was telling u

the whole time

how is the time gonna help

its time of day

[warped latch]

What time?

[sturdy jetty]

like the ticks

[sturdy jetty]

of the this

[drifting rapids]

sleep function perhaps