Well in vanilla skript there's periodical events - every <timespan>

Code ( (Unknown Language)):

1. every 10 minutes:
2.     #do something

not sure if thats what youre looking for or what

 

I wouldn't recommend them, periodical events are known to be laggy and shouldn't be used. It's better to do a while loop on the skript load event.

 

No, the event im looking for should be something like On Weather Change, but with time.

 

Well, time changes every tick so...

 

http://skunity.com/search?search=at+time

 

Well in the world I currently want to create my skript I have the gamerule DoDaylightCycle turned off. Therefor I wanted to create skript which could detect whenever someone executed a time changing command and cancel it:

Code (Skript):

1. On Time Change:
2.        cancel event

 

Code (Skript):

1. on command "/time":
2.     cancel event# im not sure if this works else
3.     make console execute command "/time set 0"
4.     send "Nah dude! Stap!"

 

it does. You can also cancel all commands if you don't specify a command on the event.

The problem with your code is that it only disables a command, if the time changes by other means this code won't disallow it.

You can apply the code to every command that changes time but that's tedious if there are a bunch. Anyway, that's probably the best guess.

Using packets perhaps, disable the sending of that packet for example?

 

Alright thanks everyone who helped! If anyone has any other ideas please submit them