tiemr problems plz help

fear-x · 03/12/2012, 21:40

Code:

If TimerDiff($_TimerLog) < 1000 Then
		If $Seconds > "59" Then
			$Seconds = "00"
			GUICtrlSetData($timer, $Days&":"&$Hours&":"&$Minutes&":"&$Seconds)
			$Minutes += 1

			If $Minutes > "59" Then
				$Minutes = "00"
				GUICtrlSetData($timer, $Days&":"&$Hours&":"&$Minutes&":"&$Seconds)
				$Hours += 1
			EndIf
			If $Hours > "59" Then
				$Hours = "00"
				GUICtrlSetData($timer, $Days&":"&$Hours&":"&$Minutes&":"&$Seconds)
				$Days += 1
			EndIf
		Else
			$Seconds = $Seconds + 1
		EndIf
		GUICtrlSetData($timer, $Days&":"&$Hours&":"&$Minutes&":"&$Seconds)
	Else
		MsgBox(0, "", "bad")
	EndIf
	$_TimerLog = TimerInit()

anybody know how to make this set the timer every 1sec not every milisec?
i dont wana use sleep ... ;/

jacky919 · 03/12/2012, 21:59

Sorry for not answering your question, but I would use an other Way to calcute the time.

PHP Code:


			
$hour = Int($time/3600000)

$min = Int(Mod($time, 3600000)/60000)

$sec = Int(Mod(Mod($time, 3600000), 60000)/1000)

Not tested...

fear-x · 03/12/2012, 22:06

na the time calculation is fine like now.. but the problem is that i dunno how to make it change only every 1sec... apart from using adlib

jacky919 · 03/12/2012, 22:13

PHP Code:


			
$time = 0

$timer = TimerInit()



While 1



If TimerDiff($timer)-$time >= 1000 Then

$time = TimerDiff($timer)

;Do Something

EndIf



WEnd

bollen · 03/12/2012, 22:14

You have to change only this line

Code:

[COLOR=#660066]If[/COLOR] [COLOR=#660066]TimerDiff[/COLOR][COLOR=#666600]([/COLOR]$_TimerLog[COLOR=#666600])[/COLOR] [COLOR=#666600]<[/COLOR] [COLOR=#006666]1000[/COLOR] [COLOR=#660066]Then[/COLOR]

at the moment <1000. This is true at 0-1000 milliseconds
it have to be =1000. This is only true at 1000 milliseconds
=1000 may not work because you dont hit the 1000 exact
use this to get it work

Code:

 TimerDiff($_TimerLog) >= 1000 Then

fear-x · 03/13/2012, 18:01

Quote:
Originally Posted by bollen
You have to change only this line
Code:
[COLOR=#660066]If[/COLOR] [COLOR=#660066]TimerDiff[/COLOR][COLOR=#666600]([/COLOR]$_TimerLog[COLOR=#666600])[/COLOR] [COLOR=#666600]<[/COLOR] [COLOR=#006666]1000[/COLOR] [COLOR=#660066]Then[/COLOR]
at the moment <1000. This is true at 0-1000 milliseconds
it have to be =1000. This is only true at 1000 milliseconds
=1000 may not work because you dont hit the 1000 exact
use this to get it work
Code:
 TimerDiff($_TimerLog) >= 1000 Then

thnx epic

now ive another problem .. how to prevent the timer from getting frozen by cheat engine or anything else

D

jacky919 · 03/13/2012, 18:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by fear-x

thnx epic
now ive another problem .. how to prevent the timer from getting frozen by cheat engine or anything else D

You could try the

function. I think this function isn't affected by Cheat Engine.

fear-x · 03/13/2012, 19:11

didnt help :/ i need timer not clock :/

any way of preventing timer being edited would b e good.i was thinking of using registries but then again they can find out where and which bcz ppl would look everywhere posible :/

SaGaRaS · 03/13/2012, 21:58

Code:

[COLOR="Blue"]$Minutes = 90 [COLOR="Lime"]; will wait 90 minutes[/COLOR]

Local $60Count = 0, $begin = TimerInit()
While $Minutes > $60Count
   
    $dif = TimerDiff($begin)
    $dif2 = StringLeft($dif, StringInStr($dif, ".") -1)
    $Count = int($dif/1000)
    $60Count = Int($Count / 60)
   
    ToolTip("Minutes Required = " & $Minutes & @CRLF & "Minutes Past = " & $60Count & @CRLF & "Seconds Count = " & $Count & @CRLF & "Mili-Seconds Count = " & $dif2, 20, 20, "Time Machine #1", 1)
   
    Sleep(20)
   
WEnd[/COLOR]

Working For me men

fear-x · 03/13/2012, 22:03

thnx guys for help

but i decided to make timer server side

using some clock scripts on server and reading time from client side

will definetly prevent hacking timer

jacky919 · 03/14/2012, 18:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by fear-x

will definetly prevent hacking timer

Packethacking...