Something like this? Not sure if it works. Thinking about it you may need to know how many times the player had been paid... just a number. Like if it was the 1st last pay, then the 2nd is the next - you would have to know that by maybe reading a file. Maybe save it to file, the player's pays received for the month? I've included it below. You can simply...
pawn Код:
forward settime();
public settime()
{
new string[128],Get[6];
gettime(Get[3],Get[4],Get[5]);
getdate(Get[0],Get[1],Get[2]);
foreach(Player, z)
{
format( string , 128 , "%02d.%02d.%02d" , Get[ 2 ] , Get[ 1 ] , Get[ 0 ] );
TextDrawSetString(Clock1[z] , string);
TextDrawShowForPlayer(z, Clock1[z]);
format(string ,128,"%02d:%02d", Get[3],Get[4]);
TextDrawSetString(Clock2[z] , string);
TextDrawShowForPlayer(z, Clock2[z]);
}
if((Get[2] % 7) && (Get[3] == 18) && (Get[4] == 30) ) //every 7 days at 1800 hours, 30 minutes.
{
if((PlayerInfo[playerid][paysthismonth] < (Get[2] % 7) || (Get[2] % 7 < 2)) //how many pays this month, if is less than the x Sunday this month, or if it's the first Sunday (first of the month)...
if(PlayerInfo[playerid][faction] > 0) //most people use this technique to store player info, so I'll presume you do to.
{
new amount = 500; //the amount that you want to give them? Perhaps a different amount for every faction?
new string[128];
format(string, sizeof(string), "You have been paid %f for this week.", amount);
SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, string);
GivePlayerMoney(playerid, amount);
if(!(Get[2] % 7 < 2)) //if not the first Sunday of this month.
{
PlayerInfo[playerid][paysthismonth]++;
}
else
{
PlayerInfo[playerid][paysthismonth] = 1;
}
}
}
return 1;
}
