Filled gametimeCommands

Plugin category: Mechnical

Minecraft version: 1.12.2

Suggested name: gametimeCommands

What I want: I would like a plugin that would run a schedule task base on in-game time, run a list of commands and for all the players online at that time. Then logs the players it ran the task for.

Task1:
time: 0 #in Minecraft ticks, game time is 06:00
commands:
- say hello {player}
- say here are some rewards
- commandone {player} 1
- commandtwo give {player} 10

- This task is run every day on game time 0 or 06:00
- All command is ran on console
- {player} would be the list of all current online players
- Everyone online at this time when the task is run would get all the commands ran for them.

This list of players is logged each time the task is ran.

./logs/timestamp.yml

Time:
Players:
playerone/uuid
playertwo/uuid

Minecraft time
https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Day-night_cycle

Commands/Permissions: none

Thank you for reading.

 

@madtomic I'm almost done with this plugin, i'll post a link to download it when i'm done.

 

@KarimAKL

Sounds good!

 

Should be done.
Link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/0kgxfjl6p5x5h6b/GameTimeCommands.jar?dl=0

Notes:
1. In your example you didn't mention world names, and because the time is stored in the world i needed to get a world; so inside the 'tasks.yml' file you'll find it looks like this:

Code:

worldName:
  '0':
  - say hello {player}
  - say here are some rewards

When the file is created it'll have these default values. 'worldName' will be replaced with the first world gotten from the list of worlds on the server.
2. The 'config.yml' file will look like this:

Code:

Per-World-Commands: false
Format: "dd-MM-yyyy HH꞉mm"
ZoneID: "UTC"

'Per-World-Commands' is a boolean that chooses whether the commands are run for all players on the server, or in the world.
'Format' is the name of the log files created. Note that because file names cannot have a colon ( : ), i chose to set it to '꞉' by default. You can get the character here, it's name is "Modifier Letter Colon"
'ZoneID' is the name of the time zone to use. By default it's "UTC" (+0)

If you want anything changed or it's not working, let me know.

 

@KarimAKL

One minor tweak is when sending messages.
- say hello {player}
- say here are some rewards

These messages should be sent to the receiving player once. There is no need to send and repeat for each player.

example two players online.
playerone
playertwo

playerone would see
[Server] hello playerone
[Server] here are some rewards
[Server] hello playertwo
[Server] here are some rewards

The 2nd message sets is not necessary.

Thanks again!

 

@madtomic If i understand correctly then that has nothing with the plugin to do. The command '/say' broadcasts to the console and all online players, no matter which player is specified.
EDIT: Btw, i made it so if you change the gamerule 'doDaylightCycle' to 'false', it'll only execute the commands once. That way you don't get spammed if the time stays on one specific tick all the time.

 

@KarimAKL

doDaylightCycle - thanks for adding this check.

The way it does now this setup. All the online player would trigger this same task once per player. So all online player would receive the say messages for each player that is online. I hope that is more clear what the issue is.

Code:

worldName:
  '0':
  - say hello {player}
  - say here are some rewards

 

@madtomic I understand your issue, try changing the commands to these:

Code:

- msg {player} hello {player}
- msg {player} here are some rewards

I think the problem is that the '/say' command tells everyone on the server, the problem isn't with the plugin.

 

@KarimAKL

I see what you mean now. Thanks again!