ArVdC / TimeManager

Bukkit plugin for time management and display
https://dev.bukkit.org/projects/mc-timemanager/files
Eclipse Public License 1.0
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Real time minecraft world #18

Closed HelloALe123 closed 1 year ago

HelloALe123 commented 1 year ago

I just started building my own self hosted server and i needed a way to sincronize my local time to the server time but i can't do it because when the server goes off and comes on again some time later the time starts back from when it stopped or it just starts back from 6 am is there any way i can make it sincronized with my local time or do i need a differnt plugin? I am not really good at this so please help me if you can.

ArVdC commented 1 year ago

I think this is the good plugin for you. If you want your world not to reset to 6am every time the server restarts, just go to the config file and set 'resetOnStartup' to 'false'. If you want a world to have the exact same time as your real location, set that world's timer to a 'speed' of '24' and use the 'start' value to set the desired time offset.

HelloALe123 commented 1 year ago

I think this is the good plugin for you. If you want your world not to reset to 6am every time the server restarts, just go to the config file and set 'resetOnStartup' to 'true'. If you want a world to have the exact same time as your real location, set that world's timer to a 'speed' of '24' and use the 'start' value to set the desired time offset.

my problem is that i don't know when i am going to close it or restart it so i am going to end up with the world at a different time every time i restart it

ArVdC commented 1 year ago

The 'resetOnStartup' allows you to keep continuity over time when your server restarts immediately after being stopped. But no function of this plugin allows memorizing the world time when stopping to resume the game exactly at the same time. Sorry.

ArVdC commented 1 year ago

I'm working on it, watch for the upcoming release of update 1.7.

ArVdC commented 1 year ago

Ok, done : https://dev.bukkit.org/projects/mc-timemanager/files/4366832/download Use "firstStartTime: previous" to do what you asked here above.