function nano1_init(e)
end
function nano1_main(e)
if GetPlayerDistance <= 100 then
PromptLocal (e,"xxxxxx Production Terminal.. Press E")
if g_KeyPressE == 1 then
PromptDuration ("xxxx Production Started",1)
StartTimer(e)
GetTimer(e)
if GetTimer(e) >= 5 then
Spawn(e)
PromptDuration ("HFUIHFIUDHFDHFIODUFHDIFDHNFLKDJH")
end
end
end
end

spawntimer1 = 0
spawntimer2 = 0

function nano1_init(e)
end

function nano1_main(e)
if GetPlayerDistance <= 100 then
PromptLocal (e,"xxxxxx Production Terminal.. Press E")
end

if g_KeyPressE == 1 then
PromptDuration ("xxxx Production Started",1)
spawntimer1 = 1
--StartTimer(e) -- timer works in double precision may be an issue when used as an integer value in line 23
--GetTimer(e)  not needed
end

if spawntimer1 > 0 and spawntimer2 <10 then 
spawntimer2 = spawntimer2 + 1
end


if spawntimer2 == 5 then   
-- you only want to spawn once so an exact number is needed
Spawn(e)
PromptDuration ("HFUIHFIUDHFDHFIODUFHDIFDHNFLKDJH")
end
end

function nano1_init(e)
local delay = 5000
end
function nano1_main(e)
if GetPlayerDistance <= 100 then
PromptLocal (e,"xxxxxx Production Terminal.. Press E")
if g_KeyPressE == 1 then
PromptDuration ("xxxx Production Started",1000)
delay = GetTimer(e) + 5000
end
end
if GetTimer(e) >= delay then
Spawn(e)
PromptDuration ("HFUIHFIUDHFDHFIODUFHDIFDHNFLKDJH",2000)
end
end

-- timer1.lua
--
--  author : J_C
--
--  Try to show how timer works..
-- 
-- This code will show 3 prompts each 5 second apart once terminal is activated
-- you activate terminal entity when you are within 100 distance of it - using E key.
--
-- I normally try to split my code into tasks/states (little jobs)
--  4 task states
TASK_PROMPT_USER = 1
TASK_ACTIVATE    = 2
TASK_DO_ACTION_1 = 3
TASK_DO_ACTION_2 = 4

-- we will start with the little job - lets Prompt the user
local terminal_state = TASK_PROMPT_USER;

-- key press reset - needed or we could get repeated key press
local pressed = 0

-- this is 5 seconds wait time (5000 ticks) ( 1000 ticks = 1 second)
local waitTime = 5000

function timer1_init(e)


end


function timer1_main(e)

	-- get the player distance from the terminal
	PlayerDist = GetPlayerDistance(e)
			
	if terminal_state == TASK_PROMPT_USER then
	    
		-- is player close to terminal 
	    if PlayerDist <= 100 then
		
			-- tell player how to use terminal 
			Prompt("This is the remote weather terminal - press E to get weather")
			
			-- if E key pressed then
			if g_KeyPressE == 1 and pressed == 0 then
			    -- set pressed to 1 so we don't get repeat key press
				pressed = 1;
				-- key E is pressed so we can go to next state Task_Activate
				terminal_state = TASK_ACTIVATE
				-- but first we must Start the timer
				StartTimer(e)
				-- control will now go down to bottom to the code
				-- reset key press
				-- if g_KeyPressE == 0 then
				-- 
                -- then it will return to Lee's FPSCR main loop 
				--
				-- so next time this function
				-- timer1_main(e)
				-- is called by Lee's code it will go the next state below
				-- terminal_state == TASK_ACTIVATE
			end
			
		end
		
	elseif terminal_state == TASK_ACTIVATE then
		
		-- we started the timer in the previous control state above 
		-- terminal_state == TASK_PROMPT_USER 
		-- so now we can check how much time has elapsed
		if GetTimer(e) >= waitTime then
		   --
		   -- our waitTime has elapsed so
		   -- change to next state do action_1
		   terminal_state = TASK_DO_ACTION_1
		   -- again we must reset and start the timer
		   StartTimer(e);
		   -- next time this function is called by Lee's main loop 
		   -- it will start at the next state below
		   -- terminal_state == TASK_DO_ACTION_1
		   --
		   --
		else
           --		
           -- our time is not up yet just show the prompt		
	       -- this is 1st timed prompt
	       Prompt(" Terminal - working please wait..")
           --		   
		end 
		
	elseif terminal_state == TASK_DO_ACTION_1 then
	
	     -- you can also use a variable to hold time elapsed 
         local timeElapsed = GetTimer(e);	
		 
		 -- are we ready for next action
		 if timeElapsed >= waitTime then
		    -- ok the time has elapsed set to next state
		    terminal_state = TASK_DO_ACTION_2
			-- don't forget reset and start the timer
		    StartTimer(e);	
		    -- as you now know the next time this function is called 
			-- the next state TASK_DO_ACTION_2 will be actioned
			--
         else
		    -- our time is not up yet so just show the prompt
			-- show elapsed time
			Prompt("Accessing remote station.. " .. timeElapsed) 
		 end 
		 
	elseif terminal_state == TASK_DO_ACTION_2 then	
	
	    -- if wait time elapsed then reset to start
		if GetTimer(e) >= waitTime then
		    -- time has elapsed - go back to 1st task
		    terminal_state = TASK_PROMPT_USER	
			-- we don't need to restart the timer
       	    -- as the start is asking user to press key.. so not timed. 
			--
		else
			-- our time is not up so just show prompt
			Prompt(" The weather now at station [3] is Violent hale storms - all flights grounded.")	
		end
	
	end
	
	-- reset key press
	if g_KeyPressE == 0 then
		pressed = 0
	end
	
end