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Adept Joined: 23 Aug 2013 Posts: 221

//GXP:93031026 G2N:18110(99.0977) WPN:Immaculate COF:20/20 MOB: emergency
G2N is where this is pulling the capture from

gxprd=21
//gxp
$wardergxp = %int(%2)
$warderrds = (($wardergxp / @gxprd))
$gxptime = 0
$gxpdays = 0+($warderrds/86400)
$gxphours = 0+%eval(%mod($warderrds/3600,86400)-(24*$gxpdays))
$gxpmins = 0+%eval(%mod($warderrds/60,60))
$gxpsecs = 0+%eval(%mod($warderrds,60))
$gxpprefix = "-- "
$gxpsuffix = " --"
#switch ($gxpdays > 0) {$gxptime = %string($gxpdays)+"d "+%string($gxphours)+"h "+%string($gxpmins)+"m "+%string($gxpsecs)+"s"} ($gxphours > 0) {$gxptime = %string($gxphours)+"h "+%string($gxpmins)+"m "+%string($gxpsecs)+"s"} ($gxpmins > 0) {$gxptime = %string($gxpmins)+"m "+%string($gxpsecs)+"s"}
$gxptime = %string($gxphours)+"h "+%string($gxpmins)+"m "+%string($gxpsecs)+"s"

gxptimenow = $gxptime
gxprds=$warderrds

#print @gxptimenow @gxprds

gxptimenow = $gxptime
gxprds=$warderrds

im confused as heck about this, its accurate to the second but its not mathing right... anyone can point to the part thats broken?

this is the #help file for %mod
mod

Syntax: %mod(a,b)

returns a modulus b. This is the remainder after dividing a by b.

Example:

#SHOW %mod(8,3)
Displays: 2

#SHOW %mod(8,4)
Displays: 0

seconds=3917
#SHOW hours:%eval(@seconds/3600) mins:%mod(@seconds/60,60) secs:%mod(@seconds,60)
Displays: hours:1 mins:5 secs:17

thanks in advance.[/code]

Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2025 12:35 am

pattern might help

Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2025 12:40 am

Instead of cycling things through %string perhaps just use %concat?

$gxptime=%concat($gxpdays, "d ", $gxphours, "h ", "etc", "etc")

and what's with all the 0+ before the function call?
Unnecessary and it won't evaluate without being enclosed in parentheses like any other expression

Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2025 1:46 am

Instead of defining gpxtime as 0 at the start, use the #LOCAL command to declare it with a null value

#LOCAL $gpxTime

this is the preferred method when you just need the variable to exist before something in a subroutine (anything in curly brackets) actually defines it

Adept Joined: 23 Aug 2013 Posts: 221

hrrrm ok, ill re-draw it all. and the top line is the capture...

Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2025 2:07 am

Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2025 2:40 am

This is a better version that prevents erroneous displays, the original is not properly error checking:

Adept Joined: 23 Aug 2013 Posts: 221

sorry shalimar, wehn i added this in the trigger, it shows error and doesnt work

Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2025 10:57 am

Yea, I was half asleep, i made a few errors

Adept Joined: 23 Aug 2013 Posts: 221

3108h 12s 74592 <-- is the output from that script, i think the issue is this mud uses 2 seconds per round, so it's not propgating correctly, do i just change seconds to 30 instead of 60?
and the "H" "M" "S" portion of print in $tot where should i add the mins to separate the output?

and is it also the because the gxprd is "what i get PER rd", then the G2N is the TOTAL required for next glevel.
the math im seeing is g2n/gxprd then its passed through the function you made for establishing and adding math -> mins -> seconds, which is showing 3108h, which im going to just make ag2n up to put this in perspective
1526900/21 = 74423.8
then i would divide the (total rounds needed) 74423/30 (every round is 2 seconds...) 2480
then divide that by hours (60) 41.34
sorry if i've gone about this the wrong way, i just dont now how to correct that function to parse that correctly.

thanks again shalimar:)

Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2025 5:20 pm

No, i had left another typo in

Adept Joined: 23 Aug 2013 Posts: 221

**EDIT**
and the hours aren't showing, but i think i broke something when i added a space somewhere ?

#LOCAL $time
$tot=(%2/@gxprd)
$cur=$tot
#while $cur {#SWITCH ($cur > 86400) {
$days=($cur / 86400)
$cur=%mod( $cur, 86400)
$time=%concat( $days, "d")
}
($cur > 3600) {
$hours=($cur/3600)
$cur=%mod( $cur, 60)
$time=%trim( %concat( $time, " ", $hours, "h"))
}
($cur > 60) {
$mins=($cur / 60)
$cur=%mod( $cur, 60)
$time=%trim( %concat( $time, " ", $mins, "m"))
}
{$time=%trim( %concat( $time, " ", %pop( $cur), "s"))}}
//#PRINT $time $tot

Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2025 3:15 pm

I think you are just missing a closing brcket for the while?

Did you use the check syntax (ctrl+k) option under the Editor menu?

Adept Joined: 23 Aug 2013 Posts: 221

10h 31s 37711 <-- is the printout of the working function you made...
im not sure why the d, h, m, s arent displayed with $timer.. but its showing what i supplied above.

Posted: Sun Jun 22, 2025 3:54 am

if the value for those increments is 0, they don't show
this is expected behavior

Adept Joined: 23 Aug 2013 Posts: 221

hrrrm some variable is trying to play games with me! ill re-check the base variables... thanks S.