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This data pack allows you to extend the length of your Minecraft day (and/or night).
By default, daytime is extended by 12000 ticks (10 minutes; twice the normal time), and nighttime is unchanged. If you'd like to change that, you can find the configuration file at "data\long_day\functions\config.mcfunction" within the zip file of the data pack.
Known Issues
By default, daytime is extended by 12000 ticks (10 minutes; twice the normal time), and nighttime is unchanged. If you'd like to change that, you can find the configuration file at "data\long_day\functions\config.mcfunction" within the zip file of the data pack.
Known Issues
- Extending night time has a chance of preventing the night from passing correctly when sleeping in a bed.
Compatibility | Minecraft 1.15 |
to | Minecraft 1.16 |
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Version 2 : by Tetrajak 03/11/2020 3:38:45 amMar 11th, 2020
Bugs Fixed
- Using the /time command to change the time sometimes causes time to stop progressing.
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Run
time query day
Then run
time set xd
Where x is the result from the previous command plus one. This preserves moon phases et cetera.Of course, you can do it with ticks etc but the maths is simpler this way.
I don't know how you could make this automated for the datapack to do.
if it's possible... how can I do that?
Do you think you could add an optional configuration where if its setup to only have phantoms on full moon, you have a simple broadcast message we can choose to enable that occurs saying "The Full Moon and risen."
So players are alerted to the fact phantoms will spawn?
Thought it would be cool to have a "uh-oh" factor added
Also, I seem to find the daylight cycle randomly stopping with the new datapack if I add time to the day, does it disable dodaylightcycle at all?
Yes, this data pack switches doDaylightCycle on and off in such a way that time appears to slow down. Theoretically it should be okay if you move time forward or backward, but I'll look into it and see if I can replicate the problem. Thank you for letting me know!