server time

[caspa]

can i have a script where it would display a 12 hour based times and not 24 hour based time on the waitingroom?



like if the time is 1:00 PM ........ it displays 1:00 P.M and not 13:00 PM

[whitesn]

prontera,x,y,z	script	AM/PM Time-based NPC	800,{

end;

OnInit:

do {

set .hours,gettime(3);

set .min,gettime(2);

set .sec,gettime(1);

if(.hours > 12) {

set .ampm$,"PM";

set .hours,.hours-12;

} else {

set .ampm$,"AM";

}

waitingroom "S.Time: "+.hours+" : "+.min+" : "+.sec+" "+.ampm$+".",0;

sleep 1000;

} while(true);

}

Not tested yet Edited July 29, 2013 by 2essy2killu

[uDe]

prontera,167,196,3 script nRO Server Time 864,{

end;

OnInit:

while( 1 ){

delwaitingroom;

waitingroom " "+gettimestr( "%H:%M:%S %p",21 ),0;

sleep 1000;

}

end;

}

[caspa]

prontera,167,196,3	script	nRO Server Time	864,{
end;
 
OnInit:
while( 1 ){
delwaitingroom;
waitingroom " "+gettimestr( "%H:%M:%S %p",21 ),0;
sleep 1000;
}
end;
}

this is a 24 hour based script...... this is the one i'm currently using..

[uDe]

Really?

 

I'm sorry.. My time now is 10AM in the morning. So, just simply gave you the script without testing it.

 

Have you tried his script : http://rathena.org/board/topic/85549-server-time/#entry213138 ?

[Skorm]

prontera,167,196,3 script nRO Server Time 864,{

end;

OnInit:

while( 1 ){

delwaitingroom;

waitingroom " "+gettimestr( "%r",21 ),0;

sleep 1000;

}

end;

}

[caspa]

prontera,167,196,3	script	nRO Server Time	864,{
end;
OnInit:
	while( 1 ){
		delwaitingroom;
		waitingroom " "+gettimestr( "%r",21 ),0;
		sleep 1000;
	}
	end;
}

when i use this one my map server crash....

[Capuche]

prontera,167,196,3 script nRO Server Time 864,{

end;

OnInit:

while( 1 ){

delwaitingroom;

waitingroom " "+gettimestr( "%I:%M:%S %p",21 ),0;

sleep 1000;

}

end;

}

[Skorm]

prontera,167,196,3	script	nRO Server Time	864,{
end;
OnInit:
	while( 1 ){
		delwaitingroom;
		waitingroom " "+gettimestr( "%I:%M:%S %p",21 ),0;
		sleep 1000;
	}
	end;
}

 

%r is the equivalent of %I:%M:%S %p.

[Capuche]

Yeah but it seems the emu doesn't support %r, but it's working with %I:%M:%S %p from my test

[Skorm]

Yeah but it seems the emu doesn't support %r, but it's working with %I:%M:%S %p from my test

 

Alright #noted.