@bdsx/realtimedaycycle
v1.0.0
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Minecraft Bedrock Server with an almost lifelike day/night cycle (requires bdsx)
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Real Time Day Cycle Plugin
Minecraft Bedrock Server with an almost lifelike day/night cycle (requires bdsx)
Configuration
When the plugin is run, it will try to read (or create if it doesn't yet exist), the config.json
file, loading all the plugin's configuration.
This file is created relative to the current executing process: ../config/RealTimeDayCycle
.
This executing process is expected to be bedrock_server
or bedrock_server.exe
running with bdsx, thus you can expect to find config/RealTimeDayCycle
relative to the root of bdsx.
The config options are described as follows:
recalculation-interval
How often (in ms) to calculate the ingame time.
Setting this too LOW will reduce performance (more recalculations).
Setting this too HIGH will result in "jerkiness" of day/night cycles.
Default:
1000
(1 second).timecycle-multiplier
Multiplier to which real days relate to Minecraft days.
Setting this too low or high will possibly have unexpected effects.
Default:
1.0
(1 real day = 1 Minecraft day).Recommended minimum:
0.10
.Recommended maximum:
72.0
(minecraft default).Examples:
0.25
means 1 real day = 6 Minecraft hours0.5
means 1 real day = 12 Minecraft hours1.0
means 1 real day = 1 Minecraft day2.0
means 1 real day = 2 Minecraft days3.0
means 1 real day = 3 Minecraft days
reference-date
Epoch date which the ingame time will be referenced from.
Since minecraft
24000
is equal to06:00:00
, it is most realistic to set this to the same time, e.g:2022-07-16T05:00:00.000Z
The day is less relevant, but the daytime will be based on this date.
Setting this too far in the past could have unexpected effects.
Setting this to a future date could have unexpected effects.
There are no ill effects of bringing this date closer to the current time even in previous worlds.
Date parsing is done by built-in JS
Date
constructor. While you can use any format supported by the Date constructor, but only the documented formats here are officially supported.Default: based on the current date when
config.json
was generatedExamples (assuming all other settings are their default):
|
reference-date
| Current real time | Minecraftdaytime
| | -------------------------- | -------------------------- | ---------------------------- | |2022-07-16T05:00:00.000Z
|2022-07-16T05:00:00.000Z
|0
| |2022-07-16T05:00:00.000Z
|2022-07-17T05:00:00.000Z
|24000
(1 Minecraft day) | |2022-07-16T05:00:00.000Z
|2022-07-17T00:00:00.000Z
|18000
(Minecraft midnight) | |2022-07-16T06:00:00.000Z
|2022-07-16T05:08:00.000Z
|1000
(1 Minecraft hour) |