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# Debugging the plugin

If you have any issues with the plugin, a debug might be useful to figure out where it went wrong.

> **/sm debug**

{% hint style="info" %}
The debug list shows all players that do and don't have x flags, and is **included** or **excluded** in calculation of sleep. It narrows down to the players that gets included in the calculation.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %}
The players who appears **red** in a section, is excluded by calculation. The section explains why the player(s) is excluded.
{% endhint %}

![In-game debug](/files/rYtbY1H9TN3cEYLvTSMd)

![Console debug (some consoles also accepts colors, and will display similarly as In-game debug)](/files/OSWBYmWr7u5X165IMsNH)

Picture above shows all lines that appears upon debug. **Note:** Only those flags you have activated will appear in debug. 

For instance: the flag "use-afk" is set to true, making AFK-people excluded from calculation. In the photo you can see that player **Penalhus** turns red next to Non-AFK players. That player is therefore excluded in the sleep-calculation, and only **Villmarksjenta** is included.

{% hint style="danger" %}
A common error is people having the sleepmost.exempt permission or being OP. These players will appear inside the "Missing bypass permission" as **red**.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="danger" %}
Another common error is having the flag "use-afk" set to true, but forget to add the Essentials placeholderAPI extension. (Only needed for those who use Essentials plugin for AFK) PlaceholderAPI and EssentialsX required.

* /papi ecloud download Essentials
* /papi reload

More info: [Configure AFK detection](/sleepmost/guides/configure-afk-detection.md)
{% endhint %}


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