OnePlayerSleep

Version: 3.6.4 | Author: Luno | License: MIT

A lightweight, optimized Minecraft plugin that allows a single player to skip the night by sleeping, without requiring all online players to sleep. Ideal for servers where players are spread across different areas or time zones.

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Overview

OnePlayerSleep replaces Minecraft's default sleep requirement with a single-player trigger. When any player sleeps, the night is skipped for the entire server. The plugin is fully configurable, permission-aware, and built for minimal performance impact.

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Features

• Single player can skip night for the entire server
• Optional weather clearing when night is skipped
• Fully customizable plugin name, messages, and colors
• Simple enable, disable, and reload commands
• LuckPerms-compatible permission system
• Toggle broadcasts, command messages, and console logging independently
• Message and config caching for minimal overhead
• Supports Minecraft 1.16 through 1.21+

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Installation

1. Download OnePlayerSleep-xx.jar
2. Place the JAR file in your server's plugins/ directory
3. Restart the server (or use /reload confirm at your own risk)
4. The configuration file will be auto-generated at plugins/OnePlayerSleep/config.yml
5. Customize settings as needed and reload with /oneplayersleep reload

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Configuration

Default config.yml

# OnePlayerSleep Configuration
# Customize your plugin settings here

# Plugin Display Name
# Change this to match your server name (e.g., GlaceSleep, DreamSleep, etc.)
plugin-name: "OnePlayerSleep"

# Enable/Disable plugin on startup
enabled-on-startup: true

# Weather Clearing
# Set to true to clear rain/thunder when skipping night
# Set to false to only skip time without affecting weather
weather-clear: false

# Message Settings
message-settings:
  # Show message when night is skipped
  show-night-skip: true
  # Show messages for enable/disable commands
  show-toggle-messages: true
  # Send messages to console
  console-logging: true

# Messages (Use & for color codes)
messages:
  night-skipped: "&6Night skipped by %player%"
  plugin-enabled: "&a%plugin% enabled!"
  plugin-disabled: "&c%plugin% disabled!"
  plugin-reloaded: "&a%plugin% configuration reloaded!"
  no-permission: "&cYou don't have permission to use this command."
  status-enabled: "&6%plugin% is currently &aenabled&6."
  status-disabled: "&6%plugin% is currently &cdisabled&6."
  usage: "&6Usage: /oneplayersleep <enable|disable|reload>"

# Do not modify this
config-version: 1

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Commands

Command	Description	Permission
/oneplayersleep	Show plugin status and usage	oneplayersleep.toggle
/oneplayersleep enable	Enable the plugin	oneplayersleep.toggle
/oneplayersleep disable	Disable the plugin	oneplayersleep.toggle
/oneplayersleep reload	Reload configuration	oneplayersleep.reload

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Permissions

Permission	Description	Default
oneplayersleep.toggle	Allows toggling the plugin on/off	OP
oneplayersleep.reload	Allows reloading the configuration	OP
oneplayersleep.*	Grants all permissions	OP

LuckPerms Setup

Grant a permission to a specific player:

/lp user <username> permission set oneplayersleep.toggle true

Grant a permission to a group:

/lp group <groupname> permission set oneplayersleep.toggle true

Grant all permissions to a player:

/lp user <username> permission set oneplayersleep.* true

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Compatibility

Minecraft Versions

• 1.16.x through 1.21.x — Fully supported
• Future versions — Expected to remain compatible

Server Software

• Spigot
• Paper (Recommended)
• Purpur
• Any Spigot-based server

Java Versions

• Java 17 (Minimum required)
• Java 21 LTS (Recommended)
• Java 22+

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Performance

The plugin is designed to have a negligible impact on server performance.

Metric	Value
Memory usage	~1 MB
Startup time	< 100 ms
Per-event processing	< 1 ms

Optimizations include config value caching, message pre-processing, reflection method caching, and efficient event handling.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does this work with sleeping percentage plugins? OnePlayerSleep bypasses the vanilla sleep percentage requirement entirely. It may conflict with other sleep plugins.

Can I require 2 players to sleep instead of 1? No. This plugin is designed specifically for single-player sleep triggering.

Does it work in the Nether or End? No. Sleeping only functions in the Overworld, as per Minecraft's core mechanics.

Will it work on Minecraft 1.12 or older? No. The minimum supported version is 1.16 due to API requirements.

Can I disable the startup messages? Yes. Set message-settings.console-logging: false in your config.

Does weather clearing affect thunderstorms? Yes. When weather-clear: true, both rain and thunder are cleared when night is skipped.