how to convert int wow Timestamp to c# DateTime

[GameAssist]

current int value for Timestamp = Read<int>(base_adr + 0x008C14DC)
subj

[Viano]

Timestamp.ConvertIntWoWTimeStampToCSharpDateTime();
No, I don't want reputation points.

[LordJZ]

        public static DateTime AsUnixTime(this uint i)
        {
            return (new DateTime(1970, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0)).AddSeconds(i);
        }

[dook123]

I want just one more sarcastic post!

[XTZGZoReX]

Looks to me like the OP's post was cut off by accident or something. Either way, I'll make myself a little useful.

        public static DateTime GetDateTimeFromGameTime(int packedDate)
        {
            var minute = packedDate & 0x3F;
            var hour = (packedDate >> 6) & 0x1F;
            var day = (packedDate >> 14) & 0x3F;
            var month = (packedDate >> 20) & 0xF;
            var year = (packedDate >> 24) & 0x1F;

            return new DateTime(year + 2000, month + 1, day + 1, hour, minute, 0);
        }

Converts WowTime to DateTime.

[GameAssist]

real game value: 1249111076

LordJZ method return: 01 Aug 2009 07:17:56
XTZGZoReX method return: 16 Aug 2010 16:36:00

real server time = DateTime.Now: 02-03-2010 0:54:29

both methods are wrong (

[TOM_RUS]

real game value: 1249111076

LordJZ method return: 01 Aug 2009 07:17:56
XTZGZoReX method return: 16 Aug 2010 16:36:00

real server time = DateTime.Now: 02-03-2010 0:54:29

both methods are wrong (

That means that this value not unix time nor wow time...

[_Mike]

.text:000DECBA         call    PerformanceCounter
...
.text:000DECCE         mov     dword_8C14DC, eax

If you're trying to get the server time from that offset then all I can say is good luck..

[TOM_RUS]

.text:000DECBA         call    PerformanceCounter
...
.text:000DECCE         mov     dword_8C14DC, eax

If you're trying to get the server time from that offset then all I can say is good luck..

tick count lol...

[GameAssist]

I do not see anything funny..
http://www.mmowned.com/forums/world-...ml#post2039412
JuJuBoSc :Elite User share : Timestamp = 0x008C14DC, // 4.0.6 13623


0x008C14DC this is a real timer. The values of this register is written as start value to Spells cooldown && Auras cooldown
This value is constantly increasing, and 3 senior level responsible for ms, and 4 digits to the right - this timer seconds
at the time of my post value is 1296072899
I was interested in how WOW packs 64bit value date of 32 bits - it's quite interesting for many problems

---------- Post added at 06:42 AM ---------- Previous post was at 06:34 AM ----------

2 XTZGZoReX
http://www.mmowned.com/forums/world-...ml#post2048673
this code is full of crap, because you just threw away and did not take into account the value of seconds, and milliseconds, which clearly has in Timestamp

just watch out for Timestamp - it changes 1000 times per second, ie an accuracy of 1 ms

[LordJZ]

wlastas, 1296072899 is tick count in your case (number of milliseconds since system start).
XTZGZoReX was talking about packed date used in wow calendar, etc.

you fail.

[Batousan]

real game value: 1249111076

LordJZ method return: 01 Aug 2009 07:17:56

# perl -e 'print scalar(localtime(1249111076))'
Sat Aug 1 03:17:56 2009

close

[GameAssist]

OK, I rebooted the computer and see that the counter is reset - it seems that you are right about the "number of milliseconds since system start"

Then what was sent
http://www.mmowned.com/forums/world-...-datetime.html # post2048568

it was necessary to immediately write "Dude you're wrong - it's not the server time and my brain does not soar

[_Mike]

2 XTZGZoReX
http://www.mmowned.com/forums/world-...ml#post2048673
this code is full of crap, because you just threw away and did not take into account the value of seconds, and milliseconds, which clearly has in Timestamp

It's not crap. You bringing up the context of server time is what's crap.

it was necessary to immediately write "Dude you're wrong - it's not the server time and my brain does not soar

That's what I did.. It's not my fault you don't know what a performance counter is. And my brain certainly does not soar anywhere atm.

# perl -e 'print scalar(localtime(1249111076))'
Sat Aug 1 03:17:56 2009

close

What's your point? Unix time is utc based. LordJZ's function is correct.

[Batousan]

What's your point? Unix time is utc based. LordJZ's function is correct.

Pointing out that it's close enough he can assume it is correct with a timezone offset.
Sorry for trying to help in my rush out the door to work ? jtfc.