Bukkit

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# Disco Night Default Config file #
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#These are the main config options for Disco Night as well as the default options for each world
#World data is saved in the save.yml file and uses, in general, the same values as this file
#where it can. Other values may be there as well but the name should explane what it does or you
#can ask about it on the Bukkit page at [http://dev.bukkit.org/bukkit-plugins/disco-night/]

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# Server Config #
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#The values used by the server to load and do other things.

#Use the save.yml file for what Disco Night does in each world
#All worlds will be saved to the save.yml with default values as they are found 
#even if this is false in case this value is changed later
#true = Use the save.yml file to decide what a world does with the dn start command
#false = use default values for all worlds even if they are in the save.yml file
use_save_file: true

#This Plugin uses Updater for updating itself. This only goes thorugh devBukkit and has its own
#config file however this is provided to enable or disable auto updating of the plugin
#1 = check for and download update (with console output)
#2 = silent update (doesn't spam the console)
#3 = version check (no auto update)
#4 = No check
auto_update: 1

#should the world be saved when the plugin is restarted/shutdown
#true = save if Disco Night is running
#false = do not save
save_world_state: true

#Should any permission message show. This will override the other settings
#false = Display no permission messages
#true = follow message settings
show_perm_message: true

#These are all the permission messages and if they should show or not. the '&' character is used
#as the color code example '&4' is the color red <!!!SENDER!!!> is the command senders name
#All permissions go in the order should the message show and then the message
color_code: "&"

show_perm_help: true
perm_help_message: "&4 You do not have permission to do this, <!!!SENDER!!!>"

show_perm_start: true
perm_start_message: "&4 You do not have permission to do this, <!!!SENDER!!!>"

show_perm_stop: true
perm_stop_message: "&4 You do not have permission to do this, <!!!SENDER!!!>"

show_perm_list: true
perm_list_message: "&4 You do not have permission to do this, <!!!SENDER!!!>"

show_perm_reload: true
perm_reload_message: "&4 You do not have permission to do this, <!!!SENDER!!!>"

show_perm_update: true
perm_update_message: "&4 You do not have permission to do this, <!!!SENDER!!!>"

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# Default World Config #
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#these values are used as the default values when each world is loaded and saved to the save.yml

#The type of time that Disco night should use when resetting time.
#1 = Disco Night (the moon spins)
#2 = Freeze (time stops but may break redstone things and other plugins) Not advised
#3 = Night skip (never be afraid of the dark again)
#4 = Day skip (who turned out the lights?)
#5 = Set the time (may speed up some things/ have unwanted affects)
time_type: 1

#set the time in ticks if time type is option 5 (if set to night this will spin the moon as well)
set_time: 12000

#the amount time will shift during disco night only (x is a number)
#-x = "reverse" time normal speed
#x = normal time
#0 = no change
time_shift: 0

#should Disco night start on load for the world?
#false = the world will start normally until the command is run
#true = PARTY
start_on_load: false

#should a record be played with the Disco?
#true = yes must have music with disco
#false = no music :(
play_disk: true

#the Item ID of the music disk
#This must be a music disk ID or it may cause problems
music_disk_id: 2267

#the time between starts in seconds
#how long between each music disk in seconds
time_between: 240

#these values are a little confusing so only mess with them if you know what you are doing
#The start end values are basicly just the times day and night skip loop through in world ticks
#kind of like /set time xxxx
#the other one is the tick delay for checking. This can be vary (like 2-300 or so) if using for
#one of the other time manipulations but should be small for the main disco night feature.
#changing it per world is suggested if your world will only be using something like day skip.
#making this a higher number should also reduce lag but make some things look bad

#tick check delay
tick_check_delay: 2

#These are different values to help make it clear what they do
#What tick should day skip start on
night_start: 19000

#What tick should day skip skip back to the start on
night_end: 23000

#What tick should night skip start on
day_start: 600

#What tick should night skip skip back to start on
day_end: 15000