DayandYear is a custom Minecraft plugin designed to simulate a calendar system within your world. Created as part of an experiment to test the capabilities of AI in plugin development, this plugin introduces a unique way to track the passage of days and years in your Minecraft server.

Plugin Features: Dynamic Day/Year System: The plugin tracks days and years, progressing through the calendar as Minecraft days pass. The day counter resets every 30 days, and the year increments accordingly.

Action Bar Display: The current day and year are displayed in the player's action bar for easy reference.

Toggle Display: Players can toggle the display of the current day and year using the /calendartoggle command.

Persistent Day/Year Data: The plugin saves the current day and year to the server's config file, ensuring that the calendar continues from where it left off when the server is restarted.

How It Works: Day/Year Progression: Each Minecraft day (24000 ticks), the day counter increases. When 30 days have passed, the day resets to 1, and the year is incremented by 1.

Configurable: The plugin automatically loads and saves the current day and year to the config file, so the calendar system persists across server restarts.

This plugin is perfect for creating a more immersive world where time is measured, whether for roleplay, farming, or tracking in-game events over time.

About the Developer: This plugin is part of an ongoing quest to explore the potential of AI in game development. By using advanced AI, I aim to see how well artificial intelligence can assist in creating functional, creative, and engaging Minecraft plugins.

Enjoy a new perspective on time with DayandYear!

This was written by AI