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PvP Time Plugin Wiki & Guide

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Implements time-based mechanics or scheduling for PvP events and combat.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Allow Admins to Start PvP Outside Scheduled HoursOverride Scheduled PvP Times for Specific Players Sometimes you need admins or event organizers to engage in PvP even…Keep Safe Zones Protected While Allowing Scheduled PvPCombine PvP Time with Region Protection The PvP Time Plugin works alongside WorldGuard to create a balanced system:…Protect Specific Players from PvP During Combat HoursGrant PvP Immunity to Individual Players Some players may need protection from combat even when PvP is active—new…Set Up Different PvP Schedules for Multiple WorldsCreate World-Specific Schedules The PvP Time Plugin lets you enforce different combat hours in each world on your…

Frequently asked questions

How do I turn on PvP for only certain hours of the day?
Edit your plugin configuration file to set the start and end times using in-game hours (0-23), then run /pvptime reload to apply the changes. The plugin will automatically enable and disable combat at those times and announce the status change to all players.
Can I have different PvP schedules for different worlds?
Yes, the plugin supports per-world combat rules. Create separate configuration sections for each world name in your settings file, and the plugin will apply the correct schedule based on which world a player is in.
Why can players still fight in my safe zones during PvP hours?
Make sure your WorldGuard regions have the pvp flag set to deny. The plugin respects region protection settings, so if a region allows PvP, combat will happen there even during scheduled times unless you explicitly deny it in WorldGuard.
How do I let admins fight outside of scheduled PvP times?
Give admin players the pvptime.override permission. Players with this permission can attack others at any time, regardless of the current combat schedule.

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