In LAN multiplayer, the host is not frozen during time stop even if not a time stop user.

[cold plank]

When using "Open to LAN" to play multiplayer, the host player can still move their camera and see the world during time stop, even if they are not a time stop user.

This issue only affects the player who opened the LAN world; other players are frozen correctly during time stop.

[feral flare]

I think its because you're OP

uh OP = Operator incase you dont know

since you hosted the world and it has cheats enabled it makes you an OP

[cold plank]

Thanks!
I will try lan without an OP.

[cold plank]

I tried testing it again in survival mode without OP privileges, but I was still able to move the camera during the time stop.
To remove OP, I edited the world’s "level.dat" file to disable cheats at the world level.
Also, when opening to LAN, I made sure cheats were turned off.

[past oxide]

it is how minecraft works

you have to host a remote server

[cold plank]

Thanks!

[cold plank]

I think I may have found the cause of the issue.

This problem seems to be caused by the canPlayerMoveInStoppedTime(player, checkEffect) method in the TimeStopHandler class.

public static boolean canPlayerMoveInStoppedTime(PlayerEntity player, boolean checkEffect) { return checkEffect && player.hasEffect(ModStatusEffects.TIME_STOP.get()) || gamemodeIgnoresTimeStop(player) || player instanceof ServerPlayerEntity && ((ServerPlayerEntity) player).server.isSingleplayerOwner(player.getGameProfile()); }

Due to the following condition, the LAN host player (as a ServerPlayerEntity) always receives true from canPlayerMoveInStoppedTime:

player instanceof ServerPlayerEntity && ((ServerPlayerEntity) player).server.isSingleplayerOwner(player.getGameProfile())

[past oxide]

anyway, stando has said that he knows about it and it is nearly unfixable in order to prevent majorier bugs

[cold plank]

I see, I didn’t know it was already known.
It’s a bit disappointing that it’s difficult to fix, but I understand if it’s to avoid major issues.
Thank you very much for explaining it to me so clearly.

[flint sable]

yeah, for players who aren't supposed to see in stopped time, it forces the game client to pause. but when it's done to the LAN host, their client proceeds to save the game every tick, which causes massive lag