clock weird problem - Printable Version

clock weird problem - Printable Version

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clock weird problem - AnonScripter - 17.01.2014

hey guys maybe i have math problem in this script, somebody tell me what is it please.

i got an /arrest command with some functions...

- i have a textdraw to show how many time remaining till the player release from jail.
- Jail Time for the player is based on how many wanted level he had:

pawn Код:

PlayerInfo[targetid][pJailTime] = (GetPlayerWantedLevel(targetid)/4)*60;

So let's say he had 6 wanted levels, 6/4 = 1.5 ,,,so 1.5 * 60 = 90 so he will stay in jail 1:30 minutes
but this is not working, it always shows "1:00" even his jail time is 90 seconds

maybe the wrong on the clock scipt update, here is it:

pawn Код:

if(PlayerInfo[playerid][pJailTime] > 0)
    {
        new string[128];
        new gseconds;
        new gminutes;
        gseconds = PlayerInfo[playerid][pJailTime] % 60;
        gminutes = (PlayerInfo[playerid][pJailTime] - gseconds) / 60;
        PlayerInfo[playerid][pJailTime] --;
        format(string, sizeof string, "%d:%02d", gminutes, gseconds);
        TextDrawSetString(JailList[playerid], string);

Edit: here is the /arrest command script, because maybe the wrong is here

pawn Код:

CMD:arrest(playerid, params[])
{
    PlayerInfo[targetid][pJailTime] = (GetPlayerWantedLevel(targetid)/4)*60;
    PutPlayerInJail(targetid);
    IncreaseScore(playerid,1);
    return 1;
}

public PutPlayerInJail(playerid)
{
    new Random = random(sizeof(RandomJail));
    SetPlayerInterior(playerid,3);
    SetPlayerPos(playerid, RandomJail[Random][0], RandomJail[Random][1], RandomJail[Random][2]);
    SetPlayerFacingAngle(playerid, RandomJail[Random][3]);
    SetCameraBehindPlayer(playerid);
    SetPlayerVirtualWorld(playerid,1);
    return 1;
}

Re: clock weird problem - Pottus - 17.01.2014

I tested your code here and it seem to give the correct output try it yourself.

http://slice-vps.nl:7070/

pawn Код:

#include <a_samp> 


main() {

    new gseconds;
    new gminutes;
    new time = 90;
    
    while(time)
    {
        gseconds = time % 60;
        gminutes = (time - gseconds) / 60;
        
        new string[128];
        format(string, sizeof string, "%d:%02d", gminutes, gseconds);    
        printf(string);
        time--;
    }    
    return 1;
}

Re: clock weird problem - AnonScripter - 17.01.2014

i don't knw why you used "while" and you specific the time to 90, it not always would be 90

btw i found the problem, the problem is in arrest command, it always formating the jail time to 60 seconds and that's why it shows "1:00"
and i really don't know why it's not working with the wanted levels

Re: clock weird problem - Vince - 17.01.2014

Integer divided by integer will give integer. It won't implicitly convert to a float.

Re: clock weird problem - Pottus - 17.01.2014

Quote:

Originally Posted by AnonScripter

i don't knw why you used "while" and you specific the time to 90, it not always would be 90

btw i found the problem, the problem is in arrest command, it always formating the jail time to 60 seconds and that's why it shows "1:00"
and i really don't know why it's not working with the wanted levels

You asked why your code wasn't working so I created a test and provided you the test code and a link so you could fiddle fuck with it of course.

Re: clock weird problem - AnonScripter - 18.01.2014

Quote:

Originally Posted by [uL]Pottus

You asked why your code wasn't working so I created a test and provided you the test code and a link so you could fiddle fuck with it of course.

sorry man, i wasn't mean that, the question is.. why this code:

pawn Код:

PlayerInfo[targetid][pJailTime] = (GetPlayerWantedLevel(targetid)/4)*60;

always make the jail time to 1:00 ?? that what i want to knw :))

Re: clock weird problem - Pottus - 18.01.2014

Ahhh that is because your dividing an integer wanted level goes up to 6 so it will always return 1; you can do this instead.

(GetPlayerWantedLevel(targetid)*60) / 4;

Wanted level 1 = 15 seconds
Wanted level 2 = 30
Wanted level 3 = 45
Wanted level 4 = 60
Wanted level 5 = 75
Wanted level 6 = 90

Re: clock weird problem - AnonScripter - 18.01.2014

thank you it worked