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Background

I have a video with people walking around different homes. I implemented 3 different timers (for 3 different people) that begin timing when the people are inside the bboxes of the homes and pause when they are outside of the bboxes of the homes. For reference, I have included a visual of what the first frame of the video looks like.

Problem

The check implemented in the code below works fine - it returns True when a person's bbox is inside of a home bbox and returns False otherwise. I'm having difficulties when it comes to pausing the time as a person is walking around outside of the home bbox (i.e. when a person's bbox is not inside of a home bbox). As you can see in the code below, I used time.sleep(1) to pause the timer for a second each time a False is returned, however, this doesn't seem to work. It just keeps the timer running in the background. For example, if person 1's timer is at 15 seconds before a False is returned, its timer should pause. Then, when a True is returned, its timer should resume its time from 15 seconds and increment. However, in my case right now, it keeps running the timer in the background so when a True is returned after a False, the timer suddenly shows up as 24 seconds instead of resuming from where it left off before the time.sleep(). How do I go about solving this issue?

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What I've come up with is:

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