Version 2.1.1
By jcv8000
Built on spigot-api-1.17.1-R0.1-SNAPSHOT
Updated for 1.17.1
CustomTime is a simple plugin used to control the day/night cycle. You can speed up or slow down time any way you like.
You can set day or night separately to last a certain number of real-life seconds, minutes, hours, or days, or you can specify a multiplier like '2x' to make time move 2x as fast.
The values for length/multiplier can be decimals. Setting the multiplier less than 1 slows down time, greater than 1 speeds up time.
Worlds can be controlled individually, and supports other worlds created by plugins like MultiVerse. They can't be nether or end worlds though.
The command structure has been rewritten to be a lot simpler.
Typing ' /ct ' by itself will display information about the day/night cycle for all worlds that it is affecting.
This is the general usage of the command:
/ct [day/night] [value][s/m/h/d/x] [world (optional)]
s = seconds, m = minutes, h = hours, d = days, using x will apply that number as a multiplier.
(Leaving the [world] parameter blank uses the world that the player is currently in. If left blank in the console it uses the level-name from server.properties)
Example: If you wanted to make the day/night cycle last 24 real hours (in the default world), you would do this:
/ct day 12h
/ct night 12h
Example: Make day and night last 10 seconds each in a MultiVerse world called 'testWorld':
/ct day 10s testWorld
/ct night 10s testWorld
Just download the latest .jar file and put it in your server's "plugins" folder.
The permission node customtime.* gives that user/group access to use '/ct' and change the day/night cycle
