Reporting

[Ptterz]

Hey, I don't know why I cannot find anything with the search function, but I'll ask anyway.

How exact the time needs to be when reporting someone. For example I have a video that shows the whole thing, but it is hard to determine the time (e.g. 8:43). When I go through spawning log, the same player might appear there even two times in the same minute.

[Baratako]

Greetings.

To nullify the problem, after using the /pinfo command, immediately use the /time command and make sure you include it on video, so when you aren't sure of the time you can just replay the video and see the time on the video itself. However, considering you probably haven't typed said command on video and you aren't sure of the time, just make an estimate based on when you started playing or ended playing, or based in some other entity that can help you identify the time. Alternatively, you may still continue to look through the log, which may take some time. The most important part of the "time of occurance" is the date, as long as the date is correct, you should be good. I hope this helps!

Kind regards.

[Fretraq]

All information are here:

make sure you read everything

 

 

 

 

[Andrey_(178rus)]

You don't really need to write absolutely exact time. It doesn't matter if time in your report is half an hour earlier or later than the real time of the rules violation. But try to make the difference between the times not very big (it should be less than an hour, I think).

[JuniorArda]

Hi! 

I think,

enough to select the time of the event.

I usually look the video's name like (eurotrucks2 2018 08 23 19 30 40 163) İt shows me the time of event."2018 08 23" is the date. 19 30 is the hour.

[Guest]

Hey there,

 

A time in your report doesn't have to be very accurate. Though it must be the same as in your evidence (or at least near it)!

If your time in the report does not match the time in the evidence (or near it), your report might be declined.

 

Cheers

[-Tomukas-]

Hello Mate

 

This program called PlaysTV is a great program that finds solutions to your problem, you can install it in a very simple way by cutting the time you want in the video

 

Download Link: https://plays.tv

 

Tutorial about the PlaysTV: 

 

 

Best Regards,

Tomukas.

[[VIVA] Dejonckheere2002]

The time in your report doesn't have to be the exact time when the incident happend. Same with servers. It doesn't really matter if the incident happend in EU2, but you clicked on EU1. Same map, same rules. What you do have to know is that your evidence may not be older than 1 month and, if the person is banned, your evidence must be available for more than one month.

[MrJonton01 [GER]]

7 hours ago, Baratako said:

Greetings.

To nullify the problem, after using the /pinfo command, immediately use the /time command and make sure you include it on video, so when you aren't sure of the time you can just replay the video and see the time on the video itself. However, considering you probably haven't typed said command on video and you aren't sure of the time, just make an estimate based on when you started playing or ended playing, or based in some other entity that can help you identify the time. Alternatively, you may still continue to look through the log, which may take some time. The most important part of the "time of occurance" is the date, as long as the date is correct, you should be good. I hope this helps!

Kind regards.

Or just by looking at when the video file was started/ended in the file properties.

[User_9806]

Hello there buddy, @Ptterz;

 

Please let us know your question is answered  

[Ptterz]

On 29.8.2018 at 4:58 PM, Baratako said:

Greetings.

To nullify the problem, after using the /pinfo command, immediately use the /time command and make sure you include it on video, so when you aren't sure of the time you can just replay the video and see the time on the video itself. However, considering you probably haven't typed said command on video and you aren't sure of the time, just make an estimate based on when you started playing or ended playing, or based in some other entity that can help you identify the time. Alternatively, you may still continue to look through the log, which may take some time. The most important part of the "time of occurance" is the date, as long as the date is correct, you should be good. I hope this helps!

Kind regards.

So if I write those command in chat, it shows me those where?

8 hours ago, [WTLVTC] ismail [TR] said:

Hello there buddy, @Ptterz;

 

Please let us know your question is answered  

Yes, thank you! I have a sufficient answer. I just haven't got any notifications on this thread! 

[Baratako]

37 minutes ago, Ptterz said:

So if I write those command in chat, it shows me those where?

Both commands will show immediately in the chat after inputting them.

An example image of this would be:

The first one in grey is /pinfo, and the second one in white is /time. I hope that helps your question!

Kind regards.

[Silent Death_53]

Time does not have to be right. You should choose a time soon.

You should take a look at this: