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Old 11-07-2008, 11:59 PM
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Dylan, or whatever you name is, your code is unnecessary and not very flexible. You might want to get some more programming experience before saying how inefficient a code is.

The modifications I made to HR's system provide easy timestamp access for all client- and serverside scripts. I simply have the script setting all local variables as serverr strings, then have a getTimeStamp() function in a class (identical ones both on client- and serverside, script replication is evil ) that any script can use by simply reading the time from the serverr variables.
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Last edited by xXziroXx; 11-08-2008 at 01:27 AM.. Reason: I was being too mean in my original version, gomenasai.
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