I need a nice script that counts the time the player has been on the server. Can anyone do it? Would be really nice.
ULX/ULib + UTime?
Here:
[code]
if ( SERVER ) then
local function TSInitialSpawn( ply )
local sid = ply:SteamID()
local time
if ( file.Exists( "TimeSpent/" .. sid .. ".txt" ) ) then
time = file.Read( "TimeSpent/" .. sid .. ".txt" )
if time == "" then time = 0 end
else
time = 0
end
ply:SetNWFloat( "ts_spent", tonumber( time ) )
ply:SetNWFloat( "ts_time", ply:TimeConnected() )
end
hook.Add( "PlayerInitialSpawn", "TSInitialSpawn", TSInitialSpawn )
local function TSThink()
for k, v in pairs( player.GetAll() ) do
local ts = v:GetNWFloat( "ts_spent" )
v:SetNWFloat( "ts_time", v:TimeConnected() + ts )
end
end
hook.Add( "Think", "TSThink", TSThink )
local function TSDisconnected( ply )
local connecttime = ply.ConnectTime
local sid = ply:SteamID()
file.Write( "TimeSpent/" .. sid .. ".txt", ply:GetNWFloat( "ts_time" ) )
end
hook.Add( "PlayerDisconnected", "TSDisconnected", TSDisconnected )
end
local function FormatTime( seconds, format )
local i = math.floor( seconds )
local h = i / 3600
local m = ( i / 60 ) - ( math.floor( i / 3600 ) * 3600 )
local s = seconds - ( math.floor( i / 60 ) * 60 )
return string.format( format, h, m, s )
end
if ( CLIENT ) then
surface.CreateFont( "ChatFont", 15, 400, false, true, "TimeSpent" )
local function TSPaint()
local ply = LocalPlayer()
local time = ply:GetNWFloat( "ts_time" )
local format = FormatTime( time, "%02i:%02i:%02i" )
surface.SetFont( "TimeSpent" )
surface.SetTextColor( 255, 255, 255, 255 )
surface.SetTextPos( 0, 0 )
surface.DrawText( "Time spent:" )
surface.SetTextPos( ScrH() * 0.12, 0 )
surface.DrawText( format )
end
hook.Add( "HUDPaint", "TSPaint", TSPaint )
end
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[QUOTE=Foss;16077290]Here:
[code]
// code[/code][/QUOTE]
Will not write the file, because : is an invalid character when it comes to saving files. Instead, use this.
[code]if ( SERVER ) then
local function TSInitialSpawn( ply )
local sid = ply:SteamID():gsub(":" , "_")
local time
if ( file.Exists( "TimeSpent/" .. sid .. ".txt" ) ) then
time = file.Read( "TimeSpent/" .. sid .. ".txt" )
if time == "" then time = 0 end
else
time = 0
end
ply:SetNWFloat( "ts_spent", tonumber( time ) )
ply:SetNWFloat( "ts_time", ply:TimeConnected() )
end
hook.Add( "PlayerInitialSpawn", "TSInitialSpawn", TSInitialSpawn )
local function TSThink()
for k, v in pairs( player.GetAll() ) do
local ts = v:GetNWFloat( "ts_spent" )
v:SetNWFloat( "ts_time", v:TimeConnected() + ts )
end
end
hook.Add( "Think", "TSThink", TSThink )
local function TSDisconnected( ply )
local connecttime = ply.ConnectTime
local sid = ply:SteamID():gsub(":" , "_")
file.Write( "TimeSpent/" .. sid .. ".txt", ply:GetNWFloat( "ts_time" ) )
end
hook.Add( "PlayerDisconnected", "TSDisconnected", TSDisconnected )
end
local function FormatTime( seconds, format )
local i = math.floor( seconds )
local h = i / 3600
local m = ( i / 60 ) - ( math.floor( i / 3600 ) * 3600 )
local s = seconds - ( math.floor( i / 60 ) * 60 )
return string.format( format, h, m, s )
end
if ( CLIENT ) then
surface.CreateFont( "ChatFont", 15, 400, false, true, "TimeSpent" )
local function TSPaint()
local ply = LocalPlayer()
local time = ply:GetNWFloat( "ts_time" )
local format = FormatTime( time, "%02i:%02i:%02i" )
surface.SetFont( "TimeSpent" )
surface.SetTextColor( 255, 255, 255, 255 )
surface.SetTextPos( 0, 0 )
surface.DrawText( "Time spent:" )
surface.SetTextPos( ScrH() * 0.12, 0 )
surface.DrawText( format )
end
hook.Add( "HUDPaint", "TSPaint", TSPaint )
end[/code]
Thanks for fixing it.
What i did is i made a timeplayed.lua and included it in my init.lua file. Is this how to make this work? (sorry, im new to lua)
EDIT:
Also, How do i view the time played? Is there a command, or does it make a text file?
Either init.lua or shared.lua, not cl_init because that's client-side only.
It goes into garrysmod/lua/autorun, save it as timespent.lua or something.
Can someone tell me how to make this work on my server? As stated above, I made a file called timeplayed.lua and included it into my int.lua
Is that correct because it wont work.
You put it into lua/autorun and you don't need to include it in your init.lua.
