GetGameTime ?

[jarjar1]

.text:00921750                var_C           = qword ptr -0Ch
.text:00921750                arg_0           = dword ptr  8
.text:00921750
.text:00921750 55                             push    ebp
.text:00921751 8B EC                          mov     ebp, esp
.text:00921753 DB 05 84 D3 FB+                fild    dword_FBD384
.text:00921759 56                             push    esi
.text:0092175A 8B 75 08                       mov     esi, [ebp+arg_0]
.text:0092175D 83 EC 08                       sub     esp, 8
.text:00921760 DD 1C 24                       fstp    [esp+0Ch+var_C]
.text:00921763 56                             push    esi             ; int
.text:00921764 E8 27 BE BF FF                 call    sub_51D590
.text:00921769 DB 05 80 D3 FB+                fild    dword_FBD380
.text:0092176F 83 C4 04                       add     esp, 4
.text:00921772 DD 1C 24                       fstp    [esp+0Ch+var_C]
.text:00921775 56                             push    esi             ; int
.text:00921776 E8 15 BE BF FF                 call    sub_51D590
.text:0092177B 83 C4 0C                       add     esp, 0Ch
.text:0092177E B8 02 00 00 00                 mov     eax, 2
.text:00921783 5E                             pop     esi
.text:00921784 5D                             pop     ebp
.text:00921785 C3                             retn

Here is the disassembly for GetGameTime() in 5.0.5.16048. I don't quite understand where the pointer is, or how to read the correct value. Also is this GetGameTime() the one that is used as the server tick? ex: The WOW API returns to you minutes and hours, but I guess the WOW API converts the milliseconds to that?

[ccKep]

Your function:

signed int __cdecl sub_921750(int a1)
{
  lua_pushnumber(a1, (double)dword_FBD384); // Hours
  lua_pushnumber(a1, (double)dword_FBD380); // Minutes
  return 2;
}

API - GetGameTime returns hours and minutes. (server time)

base + 0xBBD384 = Hours
base + 0xBBD380 = Minutes

[jarjar1]

But I need the server tickcount in uint. not hours and minutes. Unless this is the wrong function.

Your function:

signed int __cdecl sub_921750(int a1)
{
  lua_pushnumber(a1, (double)dword_FBD384); // Hours
  lua_pushnumber(a1, (double)dword_FBD380); // Minutes
  return 2;
}

API - GetGameTime returns hours and minutes. (server time)

base + 0xBBD384 = Hours
base + 0xBBD380 = Minutes

[ccKep]

Take a look at UpdateTime (0x6C98E0).

[bigtimt]

If you are in C#, I think using Environment.TickCount wil lwork

[_Mike]

If you are in C#, I think using Environment.TickCount wil lwork

He says he want the server tickcount, which you can't get. Only the local one.