EasyTimeSync - Sync your minecraft time with reallife! -----
Small script that will sync your minecraft time with the reallife time.Permission Management & Clean-UP
New Features:
- Permission Management: It's now possible to enable and disable permission-use in the config. So there is no need for a permission plugin anymore.
- Clean-UP: The options were renamed in order to have a cleaner look.
- 1.20-Update: The script was tested on 1.20.1 and ran properly.
Code (Text):
options:
sync-interval: 2 # Edit here, in which interval the realtime should be synced. (in seconds)
worlds: "WriteYourFirstWorldhere" and "AddAnotherWorld" # Edit here, in which worlds the time should get synced.
timezone: 0 # 0 = The Skript will use the time zone, in which the server is located. Use 1, 2, 3, ... etc. for a manipulated timezone.
# For Example: 3 ... Host is located in a timezone, where it is 17 p.m. The time on the MC-Server will be 20 p.m. DO NOT USE NEGATIVE NUMBERS!
backwards: false # false = The time gets manipulated forwards || true = The time gets manipulated backwards
# For example: backwards = true; timezone = 1 ... The Host is located in a timezone, where it is 17p.m. The time on the MC-Server will be 16 p.m.
clock_message: "&7You are looking at your &aclock&7... It is&8: &7%{hour}%&7:%{minutes}%&8." # Edit the /clock Message here.
date_message: "&aDate: &7%{weekday}%&8, &7%{day}%&7.%{month}%&7.%{year}%" # Edit the /date Message here.
nopermission_message: "&8[&4&l!&8] &7You don't have permission to use this command." # Edit the No-Permission Message here.
use_permissions: true # Define if permissions should be activated or not
clock_permission: easytimesync.command.clock # Edit the /clock Permission here.
date_permission: easytimesync.command.date # Edit the /date Permission here.
sync-interval: 2 # Edit here, in which interval the realtime should be synced. (in seconds)
worlds: "WriteYourFirstWorldhere" and "AddAnotherWorld" # Edit here, in which worlds the time should get synced.
timezone: 0 # 0 = The Skript will use the time zone, in which the server is located. Use 1, 2, 3, ... etc. for a manipulated timezone.
# For Example: 3 ... Host is located in a timezone, where it is 17 p.m. The time on the MC-Server will be 20 p.m. DO NOT USE NEGATIVE NUMBERS!
backwards: false # false = The time gets manipulated forwards || true = The time gets manipulated backwards
# For example: backwards = true; timezone = 1 ... The Host is located in a timezone, where it is 17p.m. The time on the MC-Server will be 16 p.m.
clock_message: "&7You are looking at your &aclock&7... It is&8: &7%{hour}%&7:%{minutes}%&8." # Edit the /clock Message here.
date_message: "&aDate: &7%{weekday}%&8, &7%{day}%&7.%{month}%&7.%{year}%" # Edit the /date Message here.
nopermission_message: "&8[&4&l!&8] &7You don't have permission to use this command." # Edit the No-Permission Message here.
use_permissions: true # Define if permissions should be activated or not
clock_permission: easytimesync.command.clock # Edit the /clock Permission here.
date_permission: easytimesync.command.date # Edit the /date Permission here.
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Total Downloads:
1,037
First Release:
May 19, 2021
Last Update:
Jul 22, 2023
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