Issue with SleepFinishedTimeEvent in 1.19.2 about minecraftforge

[LexManos]

You're setting the time in all dimensions, which you shouldn't be.
And our code most definitly sets to the same time as vanilla does:

            long j = this.levelData.getDayTime() + 24000L;
            this.setDayTime(j - j % 24000L);

            long j = this.getDayTime() + 24000L;
            this.setDayTime(net.minecraftforge.event.ForgeEventFactory.onSleepFinished(this, j - j % 24000L, this.getDayTime()));

So you're gunna need to provide more context to what you're doing.

[RealAntEngineer]

Ok, so more context :

My mod is plagued by this bug : https://bugs.mojang.com/browse/MC-188578

so when trying to solved it I found out that the command /time set .... was using something different than the bed ( what I used in fact), so I used the SleepFinishedTimeEvent to set the time on every level and it works.

So I think there is an issue with level.setDayTime as it seems to only work in the Overworld

[RealAntEngineer]

the setDayTime does nothing in the DerivedLevelData maybe that the issue ?

[RealAntEngineer]

I just found out that doing this

sleepFinishedEvent.getLevel().getServer().getLevel(Level.OVERWORLD).setDayTime(sleepFinishedEvent.getNewTime());

instead of that

for (ServerLevel serverlevel : sleepFinishedEvent.getLevel().getServer().getAllLevels()) {
serverlevel.setDayTime(sleepFinishedEvent.getNewTime());
}

also works

[LexManos]

You're correct, I was mistaken thought Mojang had properly desynced world times. Guess they haven't anyways, no if you're sleeping in other dimensions and want the world time to pass in the overworld looks like you have to explicitly set it.