PAPI has an extension called LocalTime, this extension allows you to show localized time this way:
%localtime_timezone_[here-goes-timezone],[time-format]%
so, using this with essentialsx geolocation extension for PAPI it can be used this way:
%localtime_timezone_{geolocation_timezone},HH:mm:ss%
this way it will show the player's local time...
but here's the problem, I tried this:

and got this:

which just used the default GMT+0 time because the timezone given was incorrect....
then i tried this:

and got this:

and this in console:
[04:38:34 WARN]: [AdvancedTabOverlay] There have been 1 warnings while loading plugins/AdvancedTabOverlay/tabLists/default.yml
WARNING: Error in placeholder ${viewer localtime_timezone_${viewer geolocation_timezone},HH:mm:ss%}:
Unknown placeholder
Finally I decided to hardcode it:

and got this:

so it works, but it would always show the same time instead of the viewer's localized time, which is my intention... The problem is that, when using placeholders inside the placeholders, it needs a space before the $ character... anyways, I believe this should be fixed. because there is another PAPI extension, Math, that uses the same principle to use other placeholders...
PAPI has an extension called LocalTime, this extension allows you to show localized time this way:
%localtime_timezone_[here-goes-timezone],[time-format]%so, using this with essentialsx geolocation extension for PAPI it can be used this way:
%localtime_timezone_{geolocation_timezone},HH:mm:ss%this way it will show the player's local time...
but here's the problem, I tried this:


and got this:
which just used the default GMT+0 time because the timezone given was incorrect....
then i tried this:


and got this:
and this in console:
Finally I decided to hardcode it:


and got this:
so it works, but it would always show the same time instead of the viewer's localized time, which is my intention... The problem is that, when using placeholders inside the placeholders, it needs a space before the
$character... anyways, I believe this should be fixed. because there is another PAPI extension, Math, that uses the same principle to use other placeholders...