I am using this in a dogfight mission. I know this script is being run since the time does change on the server machine when I am running the full game version but the client machines are not accepting the time change. The client machines continue to run the unaltered time.
ms = milliseconds
1,000 ms = 1 second
300,000 ms = 300 seconds = 5 minutes
1,200,000 ms = 1200 seconds = 20 minutes
Quote:
@tod 7.50
@chat <=Server=> Running Doolittle Timescript! ALL
@timeout 300000 tod 8.25
@timeout 1200000 tod 10.00
@timeout 2400000 tod 11.75
@timeout 3600000 tod 15.00
@timeout 4200000 tod 18.00
@timeout 4800000 tod 19.50
@timeout 5400000 tod 20.25
@timeout 6000000 tod 21.00
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I have tested the script on a dedicated server but all I ever see is the chat text of the script now that I am the client machine but there are no changes to my in game time.
I have not tested this script in coop mode.
Multiplayer mode
- Dedicated server - The script runs. Client sees chat text but no alteration to their in game time.
- Full Game (Dogfight) - started script using the chat bar.
Server and client machines see chat text
Server machine - The time changes
Client machine - The time continues to run without any changes.
- Full Game (coop) - have not tested
Milliseconds to Seconds Conversion calculator (ms to sec):
https://www.timecalculator.net/milliseconds-to-seconds
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