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- frodewin
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Timestamp (something like number of seconds since 00:00:00 UTC on 1 January 1970)
I need to calculate a timestamp which allows to order events from players independently of their time zone.
I tried something like
(((current_day)*24+current_hour)*60+current_minute)*60+current_second
but the problem is that due to different timezones, the current hour does not evaluate the same, which gives me different time stamps for the same instant. I would be glad for any suggestions to solve this problem.
I tried something like
(((current_day)*24+current_hour)*60+current_minute)*60+current_second
but the problem is that due to different timezones, the current hour does not evaluate the same, which gives me different time stamps for the same instant. I would be glad for any suggestions to solve this problem.
Last edited by frodewin (Feb. 9, 2014 17:16:51)
- 1234abcdcba4321
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Timestamp (something like number of seconds since 00:00:00 UTC on 1 January 1970)
You need a cloud variable so you can have a global time.
Then, you need a server to constantly update the cloud var.
Then, you should know what to do from there
Then, you need a server to constantly update the cloud var.
Then, you should know what to do from there
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- frodewin
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Timestamp (something like number of seconds since 00:00:00 UTC on 1 January 1970)
You need a cloud variable so you can have a global time.
Then, you need a server to constantly update the cloud var.
Then, you should know what to do from there
Thanks a lot! I was afraid I need to do this with a cloud time server.
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