[Awesome_man]

How to get time elapsed after starting of any new map

[EFFx]

https://www.amxmodx.org/api/amxmodx/get_gametime

[Awesome_man]

Originally Posted by EFFx https://www.amxmodx.org/api/amxmodx/get_gametime

Thanks

[Awesome_man]

How to reduce decimal place like this is my output : 34.220508 Minutes

How to make it 34:22 minutes also when i'm using integer it's showing very big value like 1256456744 etc

[EFFx]

What are u trying to do? Show the remaining time for map change?

[Awesome_man]

Originally Posted by EFFx What are u trying to do? Show the remaining time for map change?

get_gametime()/60;


I'm trying to get the time elapsed since map change and it's working fine except it's changing to minutes after 0.99 instead of 0.60 for eg: time should change to 2 min after 1:59 but it's changing after 1:99 why so ?

[Craxor]

Edit: i would do something like that:

PHP Code:

client_print( id , print_chat, "Minutes passed from map start: %i" ,  floatround ( get_gametime( ) / 60.0 ) ); 


But is not weel because the zecimals wont be calculated until .60 , more than 100.

So a minute will mean 100 seconds based on my tests.

You can trick people like that or you can make your own Count with a variable.

Btw , another trick to calculate the TIMELEFT - Current time passed.

[OciXCrom]

Originally Posted by Awesome_man How to reduce decimal place like this is my output : 34.220508 Minutes How to make it 34:22 minutes also when i'm using integer it's showing very big value like 1256456744 etc

.220508 doesn't mean 22 seconds. That's basic math:

PHP Code:

34.220508 * 100 / 60 = 57.03418 seconds
floatround(57.03418) = 57 seconds 


Make your code according to that formula.

[edon1337]

Originally Posted by Awesome_man How to make it 34:22 minutes also when i'm using integer it's showing very big value like 1256456744 etc

34:22 is a string.

[Craxor]

#include <amxmodx>

static iMinutes, iSeconds;

public plugin_init( )
{
    register_clcmd( "say /test" , "test" )
    set_task( 1.0 , "UpTime" );
}


public UpTime( )
{
    new iGetGameTime = floatround( get_gametime( ) );

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

    set_task( 1.0 , "UpTime" ); 
}

public test( id )
{
    client_print( id , print_chat, "Time passed: %d:%d ", iMinutes, iSeconds );

    return PLUGIN_HANDLED;  
}