This is the documentation
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It does say that the random value is unique to the machine and process, but I don’t think it contains the Machine or Process ID
and this is Mongo?
Yes, here’s the link:
I have a feeling that the Machine and Process ID are combined into 5 because from what I see both are 3 and 2 bytes which add up to 5. Everything else seems correct with what I have.
It also mentions machine and process.
Yeah that would make sense cause both of them together is 10 chars, and one hex value is 2 bytes
207 posts in 48ish hours is craazy
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I don’t really see the need of this, since we already figured out the timestamps are correct, but for fun I checked it out and I got 10:49:20 May 4, 2025.
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So it’s true then, that the id is generated when the server starts
And it is local time
Just figured how to decode the player id and get the real date using only blocks and properties. I’m going to make a guide now 
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Can’t wait to see it - maybe link this topic?
Don’t worry I’m linking all of the resources.
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I just realized… it’s now possible to deploy, say, an April Fools update, and have it automatically be activated on April Fools.
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Hey. You could also make a rotating shop system.
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Sorry for editing, but you had Gimkit spelled wrong multiple times.
clicclac are you gonna put a rotating or timed event system in aoms. you could even make a live day-night time thingy
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Go ask @top-z. I don’t own the map, sorry!
wait how
explain
Do you just check for when a section of the ID is greater than a certain number or something?
I didn’t read much of the entire thread but I presume that you can see what time it is relative to the player…? (not sure if this is true). If so, you can change the sky color to be bright or dark depending on what time it is for the player. Again, not sure if this would be possible or not. Ask Blueboat.
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