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DR. Demon Lizardman

Posted: Jan 17 2007, 03:23 PM

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I want new level on a certain date on the computer like in super mario blue twilight DX which you can find on the main site. Like when it's christmas there will be a secret christmas level in the game. Please help. I am using GM 6.1 and I want to know how to do it.

This post has been edited by the real wart on Jan 17 2007, 03:24 PM

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For best ref of all, check this one out, thanks Ashura.

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Grant

Posted: Jan 17 2007, 03:30 PM

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I don't know of any feature on GM that allows that. Maybe there could be (I don't know everything about the program, as I'm still learning myself), but I'm pretty sure there isn't.

That option probably only exists with programs like MMF, which I think SMBTDX was made with.

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Guinea

Posted: Jan 17 2007, 03:35 PM

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QUOTE (Help File)

In Game Maker there are a number of functions to deal with dates and time. A date-time combination is stored in a real number. The integral part of a date-time value is the number of days that have passed since 12/30/1899. The fractional part of the date-time value is fraction of a 24 hour day that has elapsed. The following functions exist:

date_current_datetime() Returns the date-time value that corresponds to the current moment.
date_current_date() Returns the date-time value that corresponds to the current date only (ignoring the time).
date_current_time() Returns the date-time value that corresponds to the current time only (ignoring the date).
date_create_datetime(year,month,day,hour,minute,second) Creates a date-time value corresponding to the indicated date and time.
date_create_date(year,month,day) Creates a date-time value corresponding to the indicated date.
date_create_time(hour,minute,second) Creates a date-time value corresponding to the indicated time.
date_valid_datetime(year,month,day,hour,minute,second) Returns whether the indicated date and time are valid.
date_valid_date(year,month,day) Returns whether the indicated date is valid.
date_valid_time(hour,minute,second) Returns whether the indicated time is valid.
date_inc_year(date,amount) Returns a new date that is amount years after the indicated date. amount must be an integer number.
date_inc_month(date,amount) Returns a new date that is amount months after the indicated date. amount must be an integer number.
date_inc_week(date,amount) Returns a new date that is amount weeks after the indicated date. amount must be an integer number.
date_inc_day(date,amount) Returns a new date that is amount days after the indicated date. amount must be an integer number.
date_inc_hour(date,amount) Returns a new date that is amount hours after the indicated date. amount must be an integer number.
date_inc_minute(date,amount) Returns a new date that is amount minutes after the indicated date. amount must be an integer number.
date_inc_second(date,amount) Returns a new date that is amount seconds after the indicated date. amount must be an integer number.
date_get_year(date) Returns the year corresponding to the date.
date_get_month(date) Returns the month corresponding to the date.
date_get_week(date) Returns the week of the year corresponding to the date.
date_get_day(date) Returns the day of the month corresponding to the date.
date_get_hour(date) Returns the hour corresponding to the date.
date_get_minute(date) Returns the minute corresponding to the date.
date_get_second(date) Returns the second corresponding to the date.
date_get_weekday(date) Returns the day of the week corresponding to the date.
date_get_day_of_year(date) Returns the day of the year corresponding to the date.
date_get_hour_of_year(date) Returns the hour of the year corresponding to the date.
date_get_minute_of_year(date) Returns the minute of the year corresponding to the date.
date_get_second_of_year(date) Returns the second of the year corresponding to the date.
date_year_span(date1,date2) Returns the number of years between the two dates. It reports incomplete years as a fraction.
date_month_span(date1,date2) Returns the number of months between the two dates. It reports incomplete months as a fraction.
date_week_span(date1,date2) Returns the number of weeks between the two dates. It reports incomplete weeks as a fraction.
date_day_span(date1,date2) Returns the number of days between the two dates. It reports incomplete days as a fraction.
date_hour_span(date1,date2) Returns the number of hours between the two dates. It reports incomplete hours as a fraction.
date_minute_span(date1,date2) Returns the number of minutes between the two dates. It reports incomplete minutes as a fraction.
date_second_span(date1,date2) Returns the number of seconds between the two dates. It reports incomplete seconds as a fraction.
date_compare_datetime(date1,date2) Compares the two date-time values. Returns -1, 0, or 1 depending on whether the first is smaller, equal, or larger than the second value.
date_compare_date(date1,date2) Compares the two date-time values only taking the date part into account. Returns -1, 0, or 1 depending on whether the first is smaller, equal, or larger than the second value.
date_compare_time(date1,date2) Compares the two date-time values only taking the time part into account. Returns -1, 0, or 1 depending on whether the first is smaller, equal, or larger than the second value.
date_date_of(date) Returns the date part of the indicated date-time value, setting the time part to 0.
date_time_of(date) Returns the time part of the indicated date-time value, setting the date part to 0.
date_datetime_string(date) Returns a string indicating the given date and time in the default format for the system.
date_date_string(date) Returns a string indicating the given date in the default format for the system.
date_time_string(date) Returns a string indicating the given time in the default format for the system.
date_days_in_month(date) Returns the number of days in the month indicated by the date-time value.
date_days_in_year(date) Returns the number of days in the year indicated by the date-time value.
date_leap_year(date) Returns whether the year indicated by the date-time value is a leap year.
date_is_today(date) Returns whether the indicated date-time value is on today.

This post has been edited by Guinea on Jan 17 2007, 03:38 PM

Grant

Posted: Jan 17 2007, 03:37 PM

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OK then, you've made a fool out of me.

I'd better only answer people's questions when I actually know the answer from now on.

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u guys r retarded hippocrates

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Pie is not random. I wish people would realize this.

Guinea

Posted: Jan 17 2007, 03:40 PM

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QUOTE (Grant @ Jan 17 2007, 10:37 PM)

OK then, you've made a fool out of me.

I'd better only answer people's questions when I actually know the answer from now on.

Heh, never mind =)

At least you tried to help, that's good.
Just had this urge to quote you. Removed now, because the message arrived ^^

DR. Demon Lizardman

Posted: Jan 17 2007, 06:27 PM

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Thanks guniea but that may be too difficult but I will try, I AM NOT A QUITTER!!!

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For best ref of all, check this one out, thanks Ashura.

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Ashura please don't tell me you've done what I think you've done

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Guinea

Posted: Jan 17 2007, 06:36 PM

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QUOTE (the real wart @ Jan 18 2007, 01:27 AM)

Thanks guniea but that may be too difficult but I will try, I AM NOT A QUITTER!!!

All you need to do is to read this quote.
Then you pick a function that gets the date from the user's PC and another function that can compare the results.

If you need help, just post again here and I might help you.

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