Bukkit

/playtime

• permission node: playtime.use
• default: true

Shows the player their current PlayTime

/playtime <username>

• permission node: playtime.use.others
• default: op

Shows the player another player's current PlayTime

/playtimetop [amount]

• permission node: playtime.use.top
• default: true

Shows the top players for total play time. By* * default, it shows 5, but can be anywhere from 1-10. Uses the in-game scoreboard to display this.

/deathtime

• permission node: playtime.death
• default: true

Shows how long since your last death, or how long you have lived.

/deathtime <username>

• permission node: playtime.death.others
• default: op

Shows how long since another player's last death, or how long they have lived.

/deathtimetop [amount]

• permission node: playtime.death.top
• default: true

Shows the longest living players. By* * default, it shows 5, but can be anywhere from 1-10. Uses the in-game scoreboard to display this.

/onlinetime

• permission node: playtime.online
• default: true

Shows how long you have been logged in

/onlinetime <username>

• permission node: playtime.online.others
• default: op

Shows how long another player has been logged in.

/onlinetimetop [amount]

• permission node: playtime.online.top
• default: true

Shows the players logged in the longest. By default, it shows 5, but can be anywhere from 1-10. Uses the in-game scoreboard to display this.

/pt reload

• permission node: playtime.admin.reload
• default: op

Allows a player to completely reload playtime. This will be the same as if you restarted the server in playtime's case (reloading everything about it).

/pt swap <datatype>

• permission node: playtime.admin.swap
• default: op

Allows a player to "hot-swap" data managers between flatfile, sqlite, and mysql. This will not transfer the times between one data manager to another, for that you will want:

/pt convert <datatype>

• permission node: playtime.admin.convert
• default: op

Allows a player to completely convert an sqlite, mysql, or flatfile data manager into either mysql or sqlite. This does not support converting to flatfile by design because it would be an intensive process should you have a large database.