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@ZeEye

No. Are you having a problem?

Hi! -- I'm the author.

I never check this page.

Go here!

@kozzy68

Sorry, I don't plan to expand TimeShift to do this for several reasons, including:

1. There are other features on the table that would benefit TimeShift's existing user base, who for the most part would see no benefit from adding completely new features that are not primarily targeted at existing users at this point.

2. I don't have time to do a whole lot, and while I love working on TimeShift in my free time, and will rush an update if it breaks, major changes to what TimeShift does are unlikely, especially if already implemented elsewhere.

3. There are other plugins that do just that such as TimeFold, TweakedCycle, and TimeMaintain.

@frol1

Is "after a while" after you restart or reload your server?

If so, chances are you're looking for the /shift startup day command.

If not, can you provide more info about how your server is configured, what other plugins or mods it's running, and when it seems to stop working?

@frol1

I haven't had any issues on my server.

@epicbastion

You can define aliases in the plugin.yml file. Open the .jar in any program for opening .zip files (such as 7zip), and add a line under shift: that says ' aliases: tshift'

That should fix it.

I'll add it as an official alias next time I release an update.

If that still doesn't work, let me know and I'll fix it before I make the changes that were planned pre-2.2... :/

@JackieSmash

By any chance does your survival map seem to change every time the server is restarted or reloaded?

Assuming so, just type '/shift startup stop' on the survival world, or '/shift startup stop worldname' to do so from any world.

If incorrect startup settings doesn't appear to be the issue, then I'll need a little more information. At the very least, this would be world names and your TimeShift.db file, but a preconfigured server that demonstrates the problem would be ideal.

@Dooderdo

TimeShift.db contains the startup settings for each world, yes, but using the in-game commands is the easiest way to edit it.

The config.yml file contains localization settings and some miscellaneous settings for who gets notified of changes.

@Dooderdo

TimeShift supports separately setting the current behavior and the startup behavior. In order to start your space world looping night, use '/shift startup night'

Startup settings only take effect after a restart or reload, so the current behavior is unaffected. If you don't use startup settings, they take effect immediately, but disappear when restarted or reloaded. This lets you, for example, return to a normal time schedule on a world that normally loops night, but know that it'll go back to looping night automatically next time the server starts.

Please take a look at the command reference if you are still unsure, I believe it does a better job of explaining it.

@JackieSmash

TimeShift 2.2 is now available through the Latest JAR link. The file is waiting for approval on BukkitDev.