Trickster's Time System Edit

[Itachi62]

I'd like an edit of his script to make it do real-time, as in if your computer's time was 1:00 AM, the time in the game would be 1:00 AM. Sorta like in Pokemon or Animal Crossing games.

I'd also like it to be compatible with Mr.Mo's ABS.

Thanks.

 

[poccil]

Ruby's built-in Time class has most of the functionality needed:

Time.now.mday - Gets the current day of the month
Time.now.hour - Gets the current hour

See "Time" in the RPG Maker XP documentation for more details on possible equivalents.

Here is the modification:

class Game_Time
  # Months in demo were misspelled
  Months = %W( January February March April May June July August September
  October November December )
  # Changes for real time
  def minutes
     return Time.now.min
  end
  def hours
     return Time.now.hour
  end
  def years
     return Time.now.year
  end
  def current_month
     return Months[Time.now.mon]
  end
  def current_day
     return Days[Time.now.wday]
  end
  def days
     return Time.now.mday
  end
  def months
     return Time.now.mon
  end
end

 

[Itachi62]

I'm getting this error:
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[poccil]

Oops... Apparently, Game_Time uses the word Time. This should solve it:

class Game_Time
  # Months in demo were misspelled
  Months = %W( January February March April May June July August September
  October November December )
  # Changes for real time
  def minutes
     return ::Time.now.min
  end
  def hours
     return ::Time.now.hour
  end
  def years
     return ::Time.now.year
  end
  def current_month
     return Months[::Time.now.mon]
  end
  def current_day
     return Days[::Time.now.wday]
  end
  def days
     return ::Time.now.mday
  end
  def months
     return ::Time.now.mon
  end
end

 

[Itachi62]

Thank you very much, it works perfectly. :D

 

[Andy6000]

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Thank you!