This plugin allows you to alter how long day and night should last.

Console Commands

• tod.daylength -- Show/change the current setting for dayLength
• tod.nightlength -- Show/change the current setting for nightLength
• tod.freezetime -- Toggle the progression of time
• tod.skipday -- Skip the current daytime
• tod.skipnight -- Skip the current nighttime

Chat Commands

• /tod -- Show current time/day settings

Configuration

{
  "DatePreset": {
    "presetDay": 1,
    "presetMonth": 1,
    "presetYear": 2020,
    "setPresetDate": false   // 'true' sets on load the predefined game date
  },
  "Settings": {
    "authLevelCmds": 1,   // accesslevel for console commands
    "authLevelFreeze": 2,   // accesslevel for freezing time
    "autoSkipNight": false,   // 'true' skips nights automatic on sunset
    "dayLength": 30,   // length of day in minutes
    "freezeDate": false,   // 'true' would keep always the same day
    "logAutoSkipConsole": true,   // write info about autoskip to console
    "nightLength": 30   // length of day in minutes
  },
  "TimeFreeze": {
    "freezeTimeOnload": false,   // true would freeze time on plugin load
    "timeToFreeze": 12.0   // the time to freeze on
  }
}

Setting the date preset defines in result how long your game days lasts, when the plugin was loaded. The First of december is one of the longest, means early sunrise and late sunset.

Using "freezeDate" true would set back the day to the one before on daychanges at midnight. This results in the same sunrise and sunset times for every Rust day.

Plugin Developers

Hooks

OnTimeSunset()

Called when the plugin switches to night.

OnTimeSunrise()

Called when the plugin switches to day.