C++ Login MSG Cooldown

forgot to add what server version etc, its tfs 0.4 for 8.60

login protocol

opcode 0x14
networkmsg string

Azakelis said:

login protocol

opcode 0x14
networkmsg string

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I dont get this, sorry but thanks

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Unspecified said:

I dont get this, sorry but thanks

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Go into sources and find login protocol, there you can add/edit w/e u want then compile.
I'm not entirely sure on how to exactly perform what you're looking for in c++ but there are very good tutorials.

This isn't a complete tutorial but should provide you with the correct steps.

1. You should change the line output->addString(fmt::format("{:d}\n{:s}", g_game.getMotdNum(), motd)); to something that is more dynamic. Since it just fetches the MotdNum and motd message and print them out.
2. You'd probably need to use <chrono> to find the time difference or any other C++ library that you see fits.
3. You'll also need to convert a date(DD-MM-YYYY-HH:MM) into a tm struct then feed it into system_clock::from_time_t - C++ Reference (https://www.cplusplus.com/reference/chrono/system_clock/from_time_t/)
4. Find the difference between the current time and your reference using How to get current time and date in C++? (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/997946/how-to-get-current-time-and-date-in-c#:~:text=std%3A%3Achrono%3A%3Aduration%3Cdouble%3E%20elapsed_seconds%20%3D%20end%2Dstart%3B)
5. This will be in seconds, Convert it into days by dividing it by 86400
6. Take the seconds mod 86400 to find the remainder hours
7. Convert it into hours by dividing by 3600.
8. Take the result mod 3600 to find the resulting minutes.
9. Convert it into minutes then dump all of that as a string in your format.


Best of luck