NotifReminder

Set a reminder for a real clock time, have it repeat on any interval, and get it as a chat message, an on-screen title, a toast in the corner, or all three at once.

Everything is client-side. Nothing is sent to any server, there are no mixins, and reminders survive disconnects, world changes and full game restarts.

Usage

/nr add <start_time> <loop_time> <loop_quantity> <message>

/nr add 15h15 20min inf Drink Water!      every 20 minutes, starting at 15:15
/nr add +10min 1h 8 Stretch               in 10 minutes, then hourly, 8 times
/nr add now 45min inf &cCheck the forge   right now, then every 45 minutes, in red

• start_time: 15h15, 15h, 15:15, now, or a + offset like +10min
• loop_time: a number and one unit, s m min h d, from 5s to 365d
• loop_quantity: a whole number, or inf to repeat forever

/notifreminder works as a full alias.

Managing reminders

Command	Effect
/nr list	Every reminder: id, next fire, remaining count, types, message
/nr remove <id>	Delete one
/nr clear then /nr clear confirm	Delete all
/nr pause <id>, /nr resume <id>	Mute one without deleting it
/nr test <id>	Fire it now without touching its schedule

Notification types

/nr types chat,title,toast sets the default. Add -t title,toast before a message to override it for one reminder. Every combination tab completes.

Sound

/nr sound shows the current setting. /nr sound on, off, volume <0-100> and type <sound> change it, and setting the volume or the sound plays it immediately so you can judge it without waiting.

type takes a short name (bell, chime, xp, ding, pling, levelup, and more) or any sound id the game knows, such as entity.cat.purr.

Colours

Minecraft's formatting codes work in the message: &cred, &lbold, &r to reset. An ampersand that is not a code is left alone, so Tom & Jerry works.

How the schedule works

A reminder is a grid of slots rather than a countdown, recomputed from the wall clock each tick. That is what lets it survive a disconnect or a restart with no bookkeeping. Slots that pass while you are away are skipped rather than queued, so coming back after a few hours gives you one reminder at the next slot, not a backlog.

A start time that already passed today rolls forward to the next slot rather than waiting until tomorrow.

Reminders live in config/notifreminder.json and are shared across every world and server.

Requirements

• Minecraft 26.1.2 (this build targets 26.1.x only)
• Fabric Loader 0.19.3 or newer
• Fabric API
• Java 25