Stop Someone from Idling out of the Room on Habbo

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Video: Stop Someone from Idling out of the Room

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Hi,, VisiHow! This is a tutorial on how to stop someone from idling out of your room. You might have noticed that when someone does not talk or move for 15 minutes, he will automatically be kicked out of your room. However, there is an easy method using Wired that can be used to prevent this from happening. The most common method that will be used in this video is the timer-and-exit-tile method.

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   Sometimes, people use large amounts of Wired to stop someone from idling out of our room, but all we really need is the "Repeat Effect" and the "Toggle" effect

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   We will also need a counter

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   We will need a freeze tile

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   We will need an "Exit Tile"

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   First, we need to stack "Exit Tile" on top of the freeze tile

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   We can use multiple freeze tiles and "Exit Tile" units, but we must make sure that each "Exit Tile" is on top of a freeze tile

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   Now, to wire this, we must have "Repeat Effect" set at 0.5 seconds

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   We must have "Toggle" be the counter

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   Then, anyone who's on the freeze tile and "Exit Tile", will automatically teleport every 30 seconds; or whenever our counter resets

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    If we step on the tiles, we will be teleporting every 30 seconds to nowhere

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This is a very effective method to keep people idling out of your room. Thank you very much for watching this video! If you have any questions or comments, you can leave them in the comments below. My name is KJ. See you in next videos!

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