Custom Time Cycle

• Mark 26.1.1 as supported.

• Mark 26.1.1 as supported.

• Updated to 26.1.
• The mod now allows changing the rate at which time progresses for each time marker available in the game.
  • This can be done using the following commands:
    • /timecycle set from <from> to <to> duration <duration>, and
    • /timecycle set from <from> to <to> rate <rate>
  • The old /timecycle set <dayduration> <nightduration> command still functions and sets the time between the following time markers:
    • customtimecycle:sunrise and customtimecycle:sunset for dayduration
    • customtimecycle:sunset and customtimecycle:sunrise for nightduration
    • These time markers are automatically added for the minecraft:overworld clock.
  • This change results in a major change on how clock rate is saved in Minecraft worlds:
    • Time cycle data for the overworld dimension is automatically migrated.
    • Time cycle data for other, custom dimensions is lost. Make sure to take backups!

Please make sure to properly back up your world when updating! Minecraft 26.1 changes the structure of Minecraft worlds a lot, and while this mod has adjusted for that, I cannot guarantee that no data loss will happen!

I apologise to those losing time cycle data for custom dimensions, hopefully this will not be too much for you to deal with. I did my best to migrate all data, but unfortunately it was nearly impossible to properly handle these cases, due to the way the game is coded. Thank you for your understanding.

• Updated to 26.1.
• The mod now allows changing the rate at which time progresses for each time marker available in the game.
  • This can be done using the following commands:
    • /timecycle set from <from> to <to> duration <duration>, and
    • /timecycle set from <from> to <to> rate <rate>
  • The old /timecycle set <dayduration> <nightduration> command still functions and sets the time between the following time markers:
    • customtimecycle:sunrise and customtimecycle:sunset for dayduration
    • customtimecycle:sunset and customtimecycle:sunrise for nightduration
    • These time markers are automatically added for the minecraft:overworld clock.
  • This change results in a major change on how clock rate is saved in Minecraft worlds:
    • Time cycle data for the overworld dimension is automatically migrated.
    • Time cycle data for other, custom dimensions is lost. Make sure to take backups!

Please make sure to properly back up your world when updating! Minecraft 26.1 changes the structure of Minecraft worlds a lot, and while this mod has adjusted for that, I cannot guarantee that no data loss will happen!

I apologise to those losing time cycle data for custom dimensions, hopefully this will not be too much for you to deal with. I did my best to migrate all data, but unfortunately it was nearly impossible to properly handle these cases, due to the way the game is coded. Thank you for your understanding.

• Fixed custom time cycle settings in a world not saving properly.