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Time Functions

These are some helper functions you can use to work with time in the game. I offer three ways of starting them off, as the functions will require any of the three methods.

The first method is through GetCurrentGameTime - Utility. It does the same thing as the Global GameDaysPassed only a little slower.

Float daysPassed = Utility.GetCurrentGameTime()


The second method is through the global.

GlobalVariable property GameDaysPassed auto


The last method is through GetFormFromFile and pulls the global instead of making it a property.

Float daysPassed = (Game.GetFormFromFile(0x00000039, "Fallout4.ESM") as GlobalVariable).GetValue()


Using any of them, you pass into the arguments where needed for the following function:

Float Function GetGameTime(Float afDaysPassed) Global
    ; Returns the number of hours passed for the current day.
    
    Float gameTime = (afDaysPassed - afDaysPassed as int) * 24.0
	
    if gameTime > 12.00
	return gameTime - 12.00
    endif

    return gameTime
EndFunction


This function requires the return value from GetGameTime() above.

Float Function GetCurrentInGameTime(Float afGameTime) Global
    ; Returns the actual in game time. h.mm0000

    return afGameTime as int + ((((afGameTime - afGameTime as int) * 60.0) as int) / 100.0)
EndFunction


String Function GetCurrentDayOfWeek(Float afDaysPassed) Global
    ; Returns the day of week. Returns an empty string if something went wrong.
	
    Int dayOfWeek = afDaysPassed as int % 7
	
    if dayOfWeek == 0
        return "Sunday"
    elseif dayOfWeek == 1
	return "Monday"
    elseif dayOfWeek == 2
	return "Tuesday"
    elseif dayOfWeek == 3
	return "Wednesday"
    elseif dayOfWeek == 4
	return "Thursday"
    elseif dayOfWeek == 5
	return "Friday"
    elseif dayOfWeek == 6
	return "Saturday"
    endif

    return ""
EndFunction


Functions for returning units of time since 10.28.2287. 30.416667 is used because Fallout 4 does not have leap years and thus always has common years(365 days).

Float Function GetMonthsPassed(Float afDaysPassed) Global
    ; Returns the number of month passed since game start.
    return afDaysPassed / 30.416667
EndFunction

Float Function GetWeeksPassed(Float afDaysPassed) Global
    ; Returns the number of weeks passed since game start.
    return afDaysPassed / 7.0
EndFunction

Float Function GetTotalHoursPassed(Float afDaysPassed) Global
    ; Returns the total number of hours passed since game start.
    return afDaysPassed * 24.0
EndFunction

Float Function GetTotalMinutesPassed(Float afDaysPassed) Global
    ; Returns the total number of minutes passed since game start.
    return afDaysPassed * 24.0 * 60.0
EndFunction

Float Function GetTotalSecondsPassed(Float afDaysPassed) Global
    ; Returns the total number of seconds passed since game start.
    return afDaysPassed * 24.0 * 60.0 * 60.0
EndFunction

--Rasikko (talk) 2018-08-31T15:50:59 (EDT)