I USE DEFAULT CONFIG!
Type of bug
Compatibility issue
/ess dump all output
https://essentialsx.net/dump.html?bytebin=UTPDeQwaAp
Error log (if applicable)
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Bug description
Description:
I have encountered an issue where changing the global server time forces a time update for players who have a personal time set via /ptime. This effectively cancels their personal time setting, syncing them back to the server time immediately.
Steps to reproduce
- A player executes
/ptime night (The player sees night correctly).
- An admin or the console executes
/time day (or /time set day) to change the global world time.
- Observe the player who used
/ptime.
Expected behaviour
The player's personal time (/ptime) should remain as "night" regardless of the global server time change. Personal time settings should take priority over global world updates until the player manually resets it (e.g., /ptime reset).
Actual behaviour
The player's time changes to "day" immediately after the global command is used, effectively ignoring/disabling their active /ptime state.
Additional Information
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I USE DEFAULT CONFIG!
Type of bug
Compatibility issue
/ess dump alloutputhttps://essentialsx.net/dump.html?bytebin=UTPDeQwaAp
Error log (if applicable)
No response
Bug description
Description:
I have encountered an issue where changing the global server time forces a time update for players who have a personal time set via
/ptime. This effectively cancels their personal time setting, syncing them back to the server time immediately.Steps to reproduce
/ptime night(The player sees night correctly)./time day(or/time set day) to change the global world time./ptime.Expected behaviour
The player's personal time (
/ptime) should remain as "night" regardless of the global server time change. Personal time settings should take priority over global world updates until the player manually resets it (e.g.,/ptime reset).Actual behaviour
The player's time changes to "day" immediately after the global command is used, effectively ignoring/disabling their active
/ptimestate.Additional Information
No response