[Sanjay Singh]

How can I print Hours after 60min crossed
Currently its showing in mins and seconds but i want it to change to hours if it crossed 60min 00Seconds

PHP Code:

public ElapsedTime(id)
{
    new iGetGameTime = floatround( get_gametime( ) );

    iMinutes = iGetGameTime / 60;
    iSeconds = iGetGameTime % 60;
    //iHours = iMinutes / 60;

    client_print_color(id , "^3Time ^4Elapsed : ^4%d ^3Min ^4%d ^3Sec.", iMinutes, iSeconds );
} 


[Napoleon_be]

https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?p=1700371

Don't mind looking at the XPMode.sma, but there's a time.inc attached at the topic that might be usefull for you. I'm not certain though.

Also this could be usefull: https://forums.alliedmods.net/showpo...88&postcount=2

PHP Code:

iHours = ((iGetGameTime / 60) / 60) 


[Sanjay Singh]

Originally Posted by Napoleon_be https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?p=1700371 Don't mind looking at the XPMode.sma, but there's a time.inc attached at the topic that might be usefull for you. I'm not certain though. Also this could be usefull: https://forums.alliedmods.net/showpo...88&postcount=2 PHP Code: iHours = ((iGetGameTime / 60) / 60)

I want to print in hrs and min if it crossed 60mins.

According this code it will print hours but min will keep increasing.

[Napoleon_be]

Try using clamp(), not sure if it will work though.

Alternatively, i would suggest using a check if iMunites reached 60 and reset it. This probably isn't the proper way though.

[Natsheh]

When dividing an odd number always use floats AKA double variables then round the number to get an integer.

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Sanjay Singh I want to print in hrs and min if it crossed 60mins. According this code it will print hours but min will keep increasing.

Use the following code for calculating hours, minutes, and seconds:

iSeconds = 12345 // your time source in seconds
iHours = iSeconds / 3600
iMinutes = iSeconds % 3600 / 60
iSeconds = iSeconds % 60

Originally Posted by Natsheh When dividing an odd number always use floats AKA double variables then round the number to get an integer.

Uh . . no. In this case, we are not trying to get fractional values.

[Natsheh]

Me neither just for the integer division problem.