Timed Execute

Code:

"InGameTime-Timer": {
    "16:00": "callch47",
    "18:00": "callheli",
    "20:00": "ad.massdrop",
  },

And then it literally executes the first command twice instead of doing what I told it to do.

Code:

(13:58:36) | Helicopter Inbound!
(13:58:36) | [Timed Execute] ran CMD: callch47
(13:58:40) | Helicopter Inbound!
(13:58:40) | [Timed Execute] ran CMD: callch47

Was thinking that it gets confused on time or something, but why it does the same command twice then?

Maybe there is an alternative to TimedExecute?

 

Sorry for multi-posts... but the problem needs to be fixed.
Right now I suspect that the plugin doesn't like the night timescale (which runs faster). Night time starts at 18:00, right? I changed the attack heli spawn from 18:00 to 17:59 and now it spawns every time (at least so far). Massdrop at 20:00 still is random.

The night is kind of short for my server type anyway.
Do env.daylength and env.nightlength commands still supposed to work? I see googling it they might be outdated. No reaction from my server from them.
I would just set day/night both equal to 45 or whatever is the default.
Typing timescale gave me time.timescale: 1...

 

all commands the we use with timedexecute gets doubled in console
(11:32:09) | Config Saved

(11:32:09) | Config Saved

(11:32:09) | [Timed Execute] ran CMD: writecfg

(10:57:40) | server.radiation: "False"

(10:57:40) | server.radiation: "False"

(10:57:40) | [Timed Execute] ran CMD: server.radiation false

since last updates from oxide or something ?

 

So it is Oxide then? It does double sometimes for me too. And all commands that are at nigh timescale may or may not happen at all. In my non-expert opinion, it probably has something to do with the time thingy. I see seconds there are in 100 and not 60 when using "time" command. Maybe there is the confusion happening.

 

I don't know about that. I set it to spawn one Chinook at 16:00 for nighttime PVP events. Sometimes it literally spawns two of them. And drops two boxes on the map. After 20:00 it is set to spawn airdrops. Those are so random. So I set more than one and hope at least one or two will be spawned. I think I have 3 airdrops set - and sometimes it even skips all 3.

 

So the airdrops then get spawned but don't show up in console?

 

Ok, I hope it is the case. Will check.

 

Two Chinooks.
https://i.imgur.com/X7YWs4s.png

 

hello,
i tring use TimedExecute but not working autorestart dayli .

Code:

{
  "EnableInGameTime-Timer": true,
  "EnableRealTime-Timer": true,
  "EnableTimerOnce": false,
  "EnableTimerRepeat": true,
  "InGameTime-Timer": {
    "14:00": "weather rain 1"
  },
  "RealTime-Timer": {
    "03:00:00": "say <color=orange>Is restarting in</color> 1 hour!",
    "03:30:00": "say <color=orange>Is restarting in</color> 30 minutes!",
    "03:45:00": "say <color=orange>Is restarting in</color> 15 minutes!",
    "03:50:00": "say <color=orange>Is restarting in</color> 10 minutes!",
    "03:51:00": "say <color=orange>Is restarting in</color> 9 minutes!",
    "03:52:00": "say <color=orange>Is restarting in</color> 8 minutes!",
    "03:53:00": "say <color=orange>Is restarting in</color> 7 minutes!",
    "03:54:00": "say <color=orange>Is restarting in</color> 6 minutes!",
    "03:55:00": "say <color=orange>Is restarting in</color> 5 minutes!",
    "03:56:00": "say <color=orange>Is restarting in</color> 4 minutes!",
    "03:57:00": "say <color=orange>Is restarting in</color> 3 minutes!",
    "03:58:00": "say <color=orange>Is restarting in</color> 2 minutes!",  
    "03:59:00": "say <color=orange>Is restarting in</color> 1 minutes!",
    "03:59:55": "say Server will be back up shortly!",  
    "03:59:58": "server.save",
    "03:59:59": "restart 0",
  },

 

Post in the correct plugin topic for support I will tell you one error that I see remove the , from the end of the last line but always remember its always best to upload the config so it can be fully checked

 

Why restart daily? I restart weekly on map wipes XD Is that a bad thing?

 

upload config

 

so i have to remove , from : "03:59:59": "restart 0", ?

 

upload your config

 

So is supposed to just randomly enter the commands? I set the timers and it just inputs the command when ever it wants to instead of the set time. Lol! Is this like an added feature I can adjust or something?

 

Code:

  "RealTime-Timer": {
    "04:30:00": "adminmessage <color=#ff0000>SERVER:</color> <color=#ffffff>Restart in 30 minutes.</color>",
    "04:35:00": "adminmessage <color=#ff0000>SERVER:</color> <color=#ffffff>Restart in 25 minutes.</color>",
    "04:40:00": "adminmessage <color=#ff0000>SERVER:</color> <color=#ffffff>Restart in 20 minutes.</color>",
    "04:45:00": "adminmessage <color=#ff0000>SERVER:</color> <color=#ffffff>Restart in 15 minutes.</color>",
    "04:50:00": "adminmessage <color=#ff0000>SERVER:</color> <color=#ffffff>Restart in 10 minutes.</color>",
    "04:55:00": "adminmessage <color=#ff0000>SERVER:</color> <color=#ffffff>Restart in 5 minutes.</color>",
    "04:57:00": "adminmessage <color=#ff0000>SERVER:</color> <color=#ffffff>Restart in 3 minutes.</color>",
    "04:58:00": "adminmessage <color=#ff0000>SERVER:</color> <color=#ffffff>Restart in 2 minute.</color>",
    "04:59:00": "adminmessage <color=#ff0000>SERVER:</color> <color=#ffffff>Restart in 1 minute.</color>",
    "04:59:30": "adminmessage <color=#ff0000>SERVER:</color> <color=#ffffff>Restart in 30 seconds.</color>",
    "04:59:50": "adminmessage <color=#ff0000>SERVER:</color> <color=#ffffff>Restart in 10 seconds.</color>",
    "05:00:00": "quit"
  },

Im using LinuxGSM, i dont know how to do CronJob, pretty sure i should use that:

Code:

0 05 * * * su - hwserver1 -c '/home/hwserver/boberworld1/your_script_name restart' > /dev/null 2>&1

but where? There only guides about script to Rust, start example not helping me :/