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look at the code in BanPlayerCommands.banPlayers()

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I need help to do this well, I have managed to get the program to ban when a specific time passes but it works 1 in 1 and I need it to count the time players spend on the server and if he exceeds a certain number of hours temporarily ban him. I got the ban but it doesn't control more than one player at a time

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Show what you tried.

"It doesn't work" type statements are useless. We are not psychic. 🙂

 

I don't know if these are useful to you, but every player has a number of Stats that keep track of durations (in ticks).

e.g. Stats.PLAY_TIME or Stats.TIME_SINCE_DEATH

You could also make your own Stat using a PlayerTickEvent if these are not what you want.

Edited by warjort

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@SubscribeEvent
    public static void timerEventKick(TickEvent.PlayerTickEvent event) throws ParseException {


        ServerPlayer player = (ServerPlayer) event.player;
        System.err.println(timerToKick);
        if (event.phase == TickEvent.Phase.END){
            timerToKick++;
            System.err.println(timerToKick);
        }
        if (event.phase == TickEvent.Phase.END && timerToKick == 200) {
            timerToKick = 0;
            UserBanList userbanlist = player.getServer().getPlayerList().getBans();
            GameProfile gameprofile = player.getGameProfile();
            Date date = date();
            UserBanListEntry userbanlistentry = new UserBanListEntry(gameprofile,
                    null, player.getName().getContents(), (Date)date, "");

            userbanlist.add(userbanlistentry);
            player.connection.disconnect(new TextComponent("SE TE ACABO EL TIEMPO").withStyle(ChatFormatting.RED));


        }

 

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The most important part of that code for your question is "timerToKick" and yet you don't show how it is defined?

I can deduce it must be a static field somewhere which means every player is updating/checking the same timer.

 

Also, I guess you never tested this code on a client? It would crash on that unchecked cast to a ServerPlayer.

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You can use one of those player stats I suggested.

Or you can attach a player capability that holds the data. Look at "DataStorage" here: https://forge.gemwire.uk/wiki/Main_Page

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I don't think you want to reset the vanilla stat. Some other mod might be using for some other processing.

You should make your own stat, something like:

    // Registration
    public static final DeferredRegister<ResourceLocation> STATS = DeferredRegister.create(Registry.CUSTOM_STAT_REGISTRY, MODID);
    public static final RegistryObject<ResourceLocation> MY_PLAY_TIME = STATS.register("my_play_time", () -> new ResourceLocation(MODID, "my_play_time"));

    @SubscribeEvent
    public static void tickHandler(TickEvent.PlayerTickEvent event) {
        if (event.side.isServer() && event.phase == Phase.END) {
            ServerPlayer player = (ServerPlayer) event.player;
            ServerStatsCounter stats = player.getStats();

            // Increment the stat
            Stat<ResourceLocation> stat = Stats.CUSTOM.get(MY_PLAY_TIME.get());
            player.awardStat(stat);
            
            // Check the stat
            int playTime = stats.getValue(stat);
            if (playTime >= 200) {
                player.resetStat(stat);

                // Your ban code here
            }
        }
    }

You obviously need to register the STATS registry like other DeferredRegisters.

 

And you will want to add something to your language file so the stat has a proper description in the stats screen.

That way the players can see how long they have until they get banned. 🙂

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