[arko123]

I have a time for when vip runs out and i tryed setting it for a month but it sets it to 42. Does anyone know how to fix it?

((CODE))

Код:

	}
						case 1:
						{
						    format(string, sizeof(string), "Administrator %s has set your VIP status to Bronze.", GetName(playerid));
						    format(string2, sizeof(string2), "You have set %s's VIP status to Bronze.", GetName(id));
							dini_IntSet(file, "VipRank", 1);
							dini_IntSet(file, "VipTime", gettime() + 2592000);
							Player[id][VipRank] = 1;

[SKAzini]

gettime() gets the UNIX time and then you add 2,592,000ms (which is 4.32 hours aka 0.18 days).

60,000ms = 60s
3,600,000ms = 60min
86,400,000ms = 24hr
2,678,400,000ms = 31days

[arko123]

Quote:

Originally Posted by SKAzini gettime() gets the UNIX time and then you add 2,592,000ms (which is 4.32 hours aka 0.18 days). 60,000ms = 60min 14,440,000ms = 24hr 447,640,000ms = 31days (1 month)

When i chnage it it goes to 56 days? Why does it do that?

[clarencecuzz]

2,678,400,000 = 31 days.

[arko123]

Ok i've done this and it says 8 days now.Do i need any special include because at the moment i have #include <time>
}
case 1:
{
format(string, sizeof(string), "Administrator %s has set your VIP status to Bronze.", GetName(playerid));
format(string2, sizeof(string2), "You have set %s's VIP status to Bronze.", GetName(id));
dini_IntSet(file, "VipRank", 1);
dini_IntSet(file, "VipTime", gettime() + 2678400000);
Player[id][VipRank] = 1;
}

[arko123]

bump

[Nero_3D]

The number in your first post was correct

First the unix timestamp is in seconds, would it be in ms the 32 bit variable would overflow after 24 days and its running since 1970...

2 592 000 secs = 43 200 mins = 720 hours = 30 days
2 678 400 secs = 31 days

Quote:

Originally Posted by arko123 Ok i've done this and it says 8 days now

Show us the code which tells you that

[arko123]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nero_3D The number in your first post was correct First the unix timestamp is in seconds, would it be in ms the 32 bit variable would overflow after 24 days and its running since 1970... 2 592 000 secs = 43 200 mins = 720 hours = 30 days 2 678 400 secs = 31 days Show us the code which tells you that

Here you go

Код:

	if(Player[playerid][VipRank] > 0)
		{
         new file[256];
         format(file, 256, "Accounts/%s.ini", GetName(playerid));
		 new time = (gettime() - dini_Int(file, "VipTime"));
		 new daysleft;
		 daysleft = strval(timec(time));
  	     format(string, sizeof(string), "Married To: %s | Crimes: %d | Rank: %s | VIP: %s | VIP Expiration: %d Days", Player[id][MarriedTo], Player[id][CriminalOffences], Rank, VipDate, daysleft);
  		 SendClientMessage(playerid, WHITE, string);
		}

[Nero_3D]

Quote:

Originally Posted by arko123 Here you go Код: if(Player[playerid][VipRank] > 0) { new file[256]; format(file, 256, "Accounts/%s.ini", GetName(playerid)); new time = (gettime() - dini_Int(file, "VipTime")); new daysleft; daysleft = strval(timec(time)); format(string, sizeof(string), "Married To: %s | Crimes: %d | Rank: %s | VIP: %s | VIP Expiration: %d Days", Player[id][MarriedTo], Player[id][CriminalOffences], Rank, VipDate, daysleft); SendClientMessage(playerid, WHITE, string); }

Just checked out the tutorial which you mostly used, there I also found the function timec
You used it wrong, the code should look like that

timec already returns a string which looks like (x min / hour / days / months / ...)

pawn Код:

//
    if(Player[playerid][VipRank] > 0) {
        new
            file[64]
        ;
        format(file, sizeof file, "Accounts/%s.ini", GetName(playerid));
        format(string, sizeof string,
            "Married To: %s | Crimes: %d | Rank: %s | VIP: %s | VIP Expiration: %s",
            Player[id][MarriedTo],
            Player[id][CriminalOffences],
            Rank,
            VipDate,
            timec(dini_Int(file, "VipTime"))
        );
        SendClientMessage(playerid, WHITE, string);
    }

Also use [pawn][/pawn] instead of [code][/code]