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May 8 2017, 3:05 pm
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Hey guys, so I'm trying to make a way for me to be able to see how old someone's account is, currently I got the following code:
if(!timejoined) // No join time set, so we assume he's new.Now that's great and all, but now I need to make a proc that counts how many days are between the timejoined variable and the current date. And I am not sure how to do that.. | |
Nadrew wrote:
First, you'd want to store it as world.realtime, and not timeofday, timeofday is per-day, not forever. Yeah I'm awful at math and this especially, care to give me a nudge into the right direction? I looked it up and found that this may be close to what I'm looking for: datejoined - world.realtime / 864000 | |
1/10th of a second is 0.1
0.1 * 10 = 1 second 60 seconds in a minute * 10 = 600 600 x 60 minutes in an hour = 36,000 36,000 x 24 hours = 864,000 per day. | |
Since division has a higher priority than subtraction, you would want parentheses around the difference:
days_since_joined = (world.realtime - datejoined) / 864000 | |
Kaiochao wrote:
Since division has a higher priority than subtraction, you would want parentheses around the difference: > days_since_joined = (datejoined - world.realtime) / 864000 Awesome, fixed some of my own stupidities and it seems to be functional, although is it correct that it is displaying "days old is -0.0148148" at the moment? | |
Next you'll just want to subtract the timejoined from the current world.realtime, that'll give you how many tenths of a second since you created your character. Run that through some math and there ya go.