Accurate /ping plugin

[yeahs]

Looking for a simple, but accurate /ping plugin. It should actually ping to the server and the player for accuracy. Players should also be able to do /ping <name> to see another player's ping and /ping to see their own. No permission nodes should be needed.

Should say "Your ping: <ping>ms" and for other players "<player>'s ping: <ping>ms"

PM me or add me on skype: kouta.tdc

 

[yeahs]

holy fucking shit go on spigot and find one

It should be accurate, when I ping to a server with command prompt on my pc, I get 40ms to my server and most plugins on spigot say 60-70ms.

 

[Tyler]

What server version do you use?

 

[yeahs]

What server version do you use?

1.7.10-1.8 PaperSpigot

 

[plotcast]

It should be accurate, when I ping to a server with command prompt on my pc, I get 40ms to my server and most plugins on spigot say 60-70ms.

All you gotta do is when people do /ping there is a thing that tells them to go on cmd and ping your server and BOOM accurate ms...just have a test guiding them how to do it.

 

[Lumbre]

Your ping in the tab is always different then when your actually in game.

 

[yeahs]

Minecraft cant pick up ping as well as your cmd. Its impossible to make it more accurate in game without changing a bit of numbers that are false; then giving your players a false ping. Ooh! Im getting 10 ms. They go for pvp action and are lagging balls.

Seems like something u would do lmao

 

[matthewp]

Especially when using a bungee-cord proxy, your connection is going through the proxy then to your desired server. So whatever you see in your server list or tab-list potentially is not 100% accurate.

 

[yeahs]

Especially when using a bungee-cord proxy, your connection is going through the proxy then to your desired server. So whatever you see in your server list or tab-list potentially is not 100% accurate.

Most plugins are off by times two of my actual ping.

 

[matthewp]

Most plugins are off by times two of my actual ping.

There is no accurate way to have a ping plugin in Minecraft with it being accurate. And there is nothing that can change this, so if you want that feature download a public one. You aren't going to get one that is accurate.

 

[yeahs]

There is no accurate way to have a ping plugin in Minecraft with it being accurate. And there is nothing that can change this, so if you want that feature download a public one. You aren't going to get one that is accurate.

Go on PvPLounge and type /ping, it's accurate.

 

[Williambraecky]

For an accurate ping you need to change a method in the PlayerConnection class that get the ping, basically by default it does an average using this: (new ping + (3 * old ping)) / 4
You can replace this with just new ping, that's what I do on my server, I also make sure to have both ping as some plugins might be using the ping stuff and an accurate ping is pretty instable tbh

 

[Williambraecky]

thats called fake ping like what I stated early[DOUBLEPOST=1486750585][/DOUBLEPOST]
mattah the java developer

No it's the real ping, I don't know why you say it's fake, what should be noted tho, is that ping packets (PlayInKeepAlive) are small and thus take less time to send/receive (from what I know of networking) other bigger packets probably take more time to send/receive