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# DayLightSensor addon

## What does it do?

This addons gives you the ability to make portals only be activatable during a specific time of day (in game).

## How is it configured?

```yaml
Addon:
  DayLightSensor:
    StartAllow: '<input1>'
    StopAllow: '<input2>'
    DenyMessage: '<input3>'
```

* \<input1> = any integer
* \<input2> = any integer
* \<input3> = any string text you want to be shown to the player if the time is not in range

{% hint style="info" %}
You can set **StartAllow** to the time you want the portals to start being able to be ignited and you can set **StopAllow** to the time you want the portals to stop being able to be ignited.\
If you set **StartAllow** to a higher integer than **StopAllow** then the portals will be able to be ignited after X & then before Y the next day.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %}
NOTE: setting the same time to min and max disables the addon
{% endhint %}


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