With permission schedules you can set up rules to turn some permissions into a ON or OFF state, depending on the current (real / MC) time or delays.

You can define permission schedules currently only by configuring them in <world-dir>/FEData/json/PermissionSchedule/<schedule-name>.json.

Time is measured as seconds (isRealTime = true) or in minecraft ticks (isRealTime = false).

If isDelay = false, the times are always absolute values since midnight (real / minecraft). The permissions always start with the ON state on midnight. Example:

isRealTime = true
isDelay = false
times[0] = 28800
times[1] = 57600

This will turn the permissions ON from midnight until 8:00, OFF until 16:00 and again ON until midnight.

If isDelay = true makes the times not absolute, but turns them into delays instead. Example:

isRealTime = true
isDelay = true
times[0] = 5
times[1] = 10

This will repeatedly turn the permissions to ON for 5 seconds and then to OFF for 10 seconds.

If set, onMessage and offMessage are broadcasted on the server, when the permissions change.

Full example:

{
	"isRealTime": true,
	"isDelay": false,
	"zoneId": 1,
	"group": "_ALL_",
	"onMessage": "Turned permissions ON",
	"offMessage": "Turned permissions OFF",
	"times": [
		9960,
		10020
	],
	"permissions": {
		"some.test.permission": {
			"on": "true",
			"off": "false"
		},
		"some.test.property": {
			"on": "10",
			"off": "70"
		}
	}
}