This script sends player identifiers to Discord webhook when player is joining or leaving the server. After new update, contains chat log too. This script doesn’t require any specific framework as it is standalone and this doesn’t have any dependencies.
This script was made a long time ago for the server where I am an admin. Sorry if the code is messy, if it is you can make a pull request in GitHub to help me out. All suggestions are welcome!
As you meant that is it possible that i make a esx version too, it is. It still won’t cost anything because at the moment i don’t want to get paid for making resources. I will start working on it tomorrow.
The standalone version will be available still too and will be supported as much as esx version.
exactly what I’ve been looking for. I’ve always had something to show the last time someone had logged in, but it didn’t save every time they logged in, so it was hard to prove activity or inactivity. Now I can. Thank you.
As the first thing. Thank you for feedback. I appreciate it.
That is one thing I atleast think I’m able to do so I will give it a go and add it if its working.
As much as I know, timestamp is related to the timezone of your server. For example, I live in Finland and my VPS timezone is set to France, the timestamp would show 10am, when it is 11am in Finland. Because France is on other timezone. To fix this you must set your server timezone on your VPS or dedicated server to the same time you have. If you have a gameserver for example from zap-hosting, i think there isn’t much you can do about it else than try to get a gameserver from your region.
My server is in the same time zone I am (EST) and because it’s a dedicated box, I know that the time is set to EST as I am the one that set it. However, if you look at those images, the time stamp is for 8:51 PM. The first one shows 20:51:16, next shows 20:51:30, then the last is back to 20:51:16.
You’ll also notice that time the last two posted are 17 minutes apart and yet the time stamp for the two are going backwards on 14 seconds.
In my testing, the time sticks to when the script was started.
Hey buddie checking in on update for this feature if this gets added in i would for sure swap over this this and i am gonna use this either way soon but would love this lemme know if u do get it! Would be down to beta test too
