Oops. Of course you did. I completely forgot what forum this was in. Sorry about that. There absolutely should be a way to create a solution similar to the one I described for CMUD....but I am no help in figuring it out.Caw wrote:Thanks for the input guys and I dont mean to sound ungrateful but I put this in the Genesis Web client forum because I am trying to figure out how to do it with the Web client. I use CMud at home and am confident I could figure out a way to do it with that program. However I am at work where I use the Web client and scripting in it and Javascript is a whole different beast.
Hi CawCaw wrote:Thanks Yanus! This works perfectly.
Sorry man, I'm in the dark as much as you are as far as what was posted, but I do know of a way to do that. You'd use javascript date objects as timestamps and compare them. I'd suggest making an alias for "kill" that starts the timer, and a trigger for "you killed" that creates another timestamp that is then compared and either print it out or save it to create an average time for a given mob. However, if you were going to do the averaging, I'd suggest also creating a trigger for "you attack" that'll grab the whole name of the mob to save it under. Since it's only saving a timestamp when you use "kill", you don't have to worry if you don't find anything to attack. It'll just make a new one when you attack something else. It's not like it'll continue counting anything in the background.kirsach wrote:Do you stil have the code proposed by Yanus? if yes, can you post it once again?
Thanks
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if ( args[1] !== undefined){ // gotta make sure we're not just typing 'kill'
gwc.userdata.last_target = args[1];
gwc.userdata.attack_starttime = new Date();
gwc.connection.send( args[0] );
}
else{
gwc.connection.send( 'kill', false );
}
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var currentTime = new Date();
var killTime = ((currentTime - gwc.userdata.attack_starttime) / 1000).toFixed(2);
//This is a string representation that wouldn't be very good in averaging, you'd probably just save the difference between now and when you started instead.
gwc.output.append( 'It look ' + killTime + ' seconds to kill ' + gwc.userdata.last_target + '.');