problem time and date v5095

donaistheboss · 08/03/2015, 01:10

Hey i open game and my time more then normal..

and Date 1970/01/01 and search alot to fix it and no know

how i can fix it ?

CptSky · 08/03/2015, 01:35

You must send a packet to update the date and time on the client.

Spoiler

Code:

/*
 * ****** COPS v7 Emulator - Open Source ******
 * Copyright (C) 2012 - 2014 Jean-Philippe Boivin
 *
 * Please read the WARNING, DISCLAIMER and PATENTS
 * sections in the LICENSE file.
 */

#ifndef _COPS_V7_EMULATOR_MSG_DATE_H_
#define _COPS_V7_EMULATOR_MSG_DATE_H_

#include "common.h"
#include "msg.h"

/**
 * Msg sent to the client to update the local date.
 */
class MsgDate : public Msg
{
public:
    #pragma pack(push, 1)
    typedef struct
    {
        /** Generic header of all msgs */
        Msg::Header Header;
        /** Padding. */
        int32_t Padding;
        /** Years since 1900 */
        int32_t Year;
        /** Months since January */
        int32_t Month;
        /** Days since January 1 */
        int32_t DayOfYear;
        /** Day of the month */
        int32_t Day;
        /** Hours since midnight */
        int32_t Hour;
        /** Minutes after the hour */
        int32_t Minute;
        /** Seconds after the minute */
        int32_t Second;
    }MsgInfo;
    #pragma pack(pop)

public:
    /**
     * Create a new MsgDate packet with current date & time.
     */
    MsgDate();

    /* destructor */
    virtual ~MsgDate();

private:
    /* internal filling of the packet */
    void create();

    /* internal swapping of the integers for neutral-endian support */
    virtual void swap(uint8_t* aBuf) const;

private:
    MsgInfo* mInfo; //!< the casted internal reference to the buffer
};

#endif // _COPS_V7_EMULATOR_MSG_DATE_H_

Code:

/**
 * ****** COPS v7 Emulator - Open Source ******
 * Copyright (C) 2012 - 2014 Jean-Philippe Boivin
 *
 * Please read the WARNING, DISCLAIMER and PATENTS
 * sections in the LICENSE file.
 */

#include "msgdate.h"
#include <time.h>

MsgDate :: MsgDate()
    : Msg(sizeof(MsgInfo)), mInfo((MsgInfo*)mBuf)
{
    create();
}

MsgDate :: ~MsgDate()
{

}

void
MsgDate :: create()
{
    mInfo->Header.Length = mLen;
    mInfo->Header.Type = MSG_DATE;

    time_t timestamp = time(NULL);
    struct tm* tm = localtime(&timestamp);

    mInfo->Padding = 0;
    mInfo->Year = tm->tm_year;
    mInfo->Month = tm->tm_mon;
    mInfo->DayOfYear = tm->tm_yday;
    mInfo->Day = tm->tm_mday;
    mInfo->Hour = tm->tm_hour;
    mInfo->Minute = tm->tm_min;
    mInfo->Second = tm->tm_sec;
}

void
MsgDate :: swap(uint8_t* aBuf) const
{
    ASSERT(aBuf != nullptr);

    MsgInfo* info = (MsgInfo*)aBuf;

    info->Padding = bswap32(info->Padding);
    info->Year = bswap32(info->Year);
    info->Month = bswap32(info->Month);
    info->DayOfYear = bswap32(info->DayOfYear);
    info->Day = bswap32(info->Day);
    info->Hour = bswap32(info->Hour);
    info->Minute = bswap32(info->Minute);
    info->Second = bswap32(info->Second);
}

donaistheboss · 08/03/2015, 01:41

HOW ? my time in PC is update 2015/08/03 now but in game 1970 how i can make update time and date in game ? can tell me step.

CptSky · 08/03/2015, 02:06

1. Cut a small part of paper of the size of the text in the CO2 client.
2. Write down the current date and time. (You can use color if you want...)
3. Use some glue or scotch tape to put the small part of paper on your screen where you see the date & time in the CO2 client.
4. Update the date and time every minutes.

You now have a fully working CO2 client

No seriously, the solution is in my first post. If you have no clue what is a network packet or how to send it, or how to understand the binary structure of the packet based on my code, forget about it. You won't have a step by step tutorial because you lack some fundamental knowledge to understand it anyway. Just live with the base UNIX date & time, it won't kill you.

donaistheboss · 08/03/2015, 02:22

and drink drug... !!

Spirited · 08/03/2015, 05:22

JP is right. Also, this "v5095", are you talking about a private server source, or a TQ binary?
If it's a TQ binary, which I know it will be, then you can gtfo (sorry).

donaistheboss · 08/03/2015, 09:05

ummm it's TQ binary ^_^

Spirited · 08/03/2015, 09:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by donaistheboss

ummm it's TQ binary ^_^

Then sod off.

donaistheboss · 08/03/2015, 21:21

0 skillz

Spirited · 08/03/2015, 21:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by donaistheboss

0 skillz

Obviously, yes; otherwise, you wouldn't be using a TQ binary.