Post: [C#] Set Clock + Timer
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05-11-2014, 02:40 PM
#1
Shark
Retired.
!This one allows you to set timers and hud clocks!, so instead of doing a ghetto countdown timer you can make the game run a timer for you, like moveovertime and stuff, anyway lets get to the good stuff.
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The Code
public class HudStruct
{
public static uint
ElemIndex = Offsets.G_HudElems,
HudsLength = 0x88,
X = 0x00,
Y = 0x04,
Z = 0x08,
FontSize = 0xC,
fromFontScale = 0x10,
fontScaleStartTime = 0x14,
color = 0x18,
fromColor = 0x1C,
fadeStartTime = 0x20,
scaleStartTime = 0x24,
fromX = 0x28,
fromY = 0x2C,
moveStartTime = 0x30,
time = 0x34,
duration = 0x38,
value = 0x3C,
sort = 0x40,
glowColor = 0x44,
fxBirthTime = 0x48,
flags = 0x4C,
targetEntNum = 0x50,
fontScaleTime = 0x52,
fadeTime = 0x54,
label = 0x56,
Width = 0x58,
Height = 0x5A,
fromWidth = 0x5C,
fromHeight = 0x5E,
scaleTime = 0x60,
moveTime = 0x62,
text = 0x64,
fxLetterTime = 0x66,
fxDecayStartTime = 0x68,
fxDecayDuration = 0x6A,
fxRedactDecayStartTime = 0x6C,
fxRedactDecayDuration = 0x6E,
type = 0x70,
Font = 0x71,
alignOrg = 0x72,
alignScreen = 0x73,
materialIndex = 0x74,
offscreenMaterialIndex = 0x75,
fromAlignOrg = 0x76,
fromAlignScreen = 0x77,
soundID = 0x78,
ui3dWindow = 0x79,
flag2 = 0x7A,
clientOffset = 0x7C,
team = 0x80,
abilityFlag = 0x84;
}
public static UInt32 GetLevelTime()
{
public static uint
level_locals_t = 0x1608100,
LevelTime = level_locals_t + 0x798;
return Lib.ReadUInt32(LevelTime);
}
public static int SetTimer(UInt32 elemIndex, Int32 Time = 60, String Direction = "Up", Boolean Tenths = true)
{
if (Lib.ReadByte(elemIndex + HudStruct.type) != 0x8 && Direction == "Up" && !Tenths)
{ Lib.WriteByte(elemIndex + HudStruct.type, 0xA); }
if (Lib.ReadByte(elemIndex + HudStruct.type) != 0x8 && Direction == "Up" && Tenths)
{ Lib.WriteByte(elemIndex + HudStruct.type, 0xC); }
if (Lib.ReadByte(elemIndex + HudStruct.type) != 0x8 && Direction == "Down" && !Tenths)
{ Lib.WriteByte(elemIndex + HudStruct.type, 0x9); }
if (Lib.ReadByte(elemIndex + HudStruct.type) != 0x8 && Direction == "Down" && Tenths)
{ Lib.WriteByte(elemIndex + HudStruct.type, 0xB); }
if (Direction == "Up")
{ Lib.WriteInt32(elemIndex + HudStruct.time, (Int32)GetLevelTime() - (Time * 1000)); return (Int32)GetLevelTime() - (Time * 1000); }
if (Direction == "Down")
{ Lib.WriteInt32(elemIndex + HudStruct.time, (Int32)GetLevelTime() + (Time * 1000)); return (Int32)GetLevelTime() + (Time * 1000); }
return 0;
}
public static int SetClock(UInt32 elemIndex, Int32 Duration = 60, Int32 Time = 60, String Direction = "Up")
{
if (Lib.ReadByte(elemIndex + HudStruct.type) != 0x1 && Direction == "Up")
{ Lib.WriteByte(elemIndex + HudStruct.type, 0xE); }
if (Lib.ReadByte(elemIndex + HudStruct.type) != 0x1 && Direction == "Down")
{ Lib.WriteByte(elemIndex + HudStruct.type, 0xD); }
if (Direction == "Up")
{
Lib.WriteInt32(elemIndex + HudStruct.duration, Duration * 1000);
Lib.WriteInt32(elemIndex + HudStruct.time, (Int32)GetLevelTime() - (Time * 1000));
return (Int32)GetLevelTime() - (Time * 1000);
}
if (Direction == "Down")
{
Lib.WriteInt32(elemIndex + HudStruct.duration, Duration * 1000);
Lib.WriteInt32(elemIndex + HudStruct.time, (Int32)GetLevelTime() + (Time * 1000));
return (Int32)GetLevelTime() + (Time * 1000);
}
return 0;
}
How To Use
[B]SetTimer[/B]
-----------------------
SetTimer(elemIndex, Time, Direction, Tenths);
[B]SetClock[/B]
-----------------------
SetClock(elemIndex, Duration, Time, Direction);
In-Depth Explanation of The Args
[B]SetTimer[/B]
----------------------
elemIndex = The element you are applying a timer to (must be a text element)
Time = The time the timer starts from (example 60 = 1 minute)
Direction = "Up" or "Down", sets the direction the timer counts.
Tenths = If true the timer will show as 00.00.00 instead of 00.00
[B]SetClock[/B]
----------------------
elemIndex = The element you are applying a timer to (must be a shader)
Time = The time the clock takes to do a full circle
Duration = The speed the clock spins at
Direction = "Up" makes the clock count up, "Down" makes the clock countdown, when it reaches 0 it stops.
More information here (https://www.zeroy.com/script/hud/setclock.htm)
How To Know When The Timer/Clock Reaches 0 or A Selected Point
//In these examples I use timers but its the same thing for clocks.
[B]Example 1[/B]
--------------------
int Time = SetTimer(elemIndex, 60, "Down", false); //Set Timer At 1 Minute Counting Down
while (true)
{
if (GetLevelTime() == Time)
{
MessageBox.Show("Timer/Clock Reached 0");
break;
}
}
[B]Example 2[/B]
--------------------
int Time = SetTimer(elemIndex, 60, "", false); //Set Timer At 1 Minute Counting Down
while (true)
{
if (GetLevelTime() == (Time + 60000))//60,000 ms = 60 seconds
{
MessageBox.Show("Timer/Clock Reached 60 Seconds");
break;
}
}
Enjoy
The following 11 users say thank you to Shark for this useful post:
05-12-2014, 08:23 PM
#3
CyberNomadic
Web Developer
Thank You for your submission!
05-12-2014, 08:56 PM
#5
brooklyn77
I am error
05-12-2014, 10:31 PM
#6
Hash847
Purple God
Originally posted by brooklyn77
Thanks heaps Shark! Great stuff. Now for my V.I.P Tools I can put a timer on so when the time runs out on trial run, they have to buy the activation code 
brooklyn, once the game ends so does the timer so you'd have to detect whether the user is in game or not, then save the current time to a file somewhere (or on a server) plus your tool would most likely just have what every other fucking tool has, therefore you wont make much money off it.
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