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[Suggestion] An idea to allow vanilla clients #11
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i will make separate edition for this |
Any progress made on this? I've been looking for something like this without making it into a datapack and this is the closest I've come. |
@CmdrJane is this being closed because you're releasing it, or will this not be done? |
kk this is on the line again |
Is this issue still relevant? If I understand the explanation of how the mod works correctly, this is how it works by default now right? Or will this cause issues if vanilla clients connect to a server running this mod? |
It would be cool if mod had a lite mode that can be toggled in config. It would not change the game's logic or amount of ticks, instead, it would make the game time tick only after a certain amount of time passes. For instance we have something like 20 ticks per minecraft minute, in the config if we put the value 40, it would double the time it takes for day/night to pass. To fix potential client desync, we could make client think that the doDaylightCycle is set to false, and then manually update client's time when needed.
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