Simulated Nights
Simulates the passage of time when sleeping through the night by ticking entities and/or randomly ticking blocks proportional to the amount of time skipped. Also adds a command (/simulate) to simulate (and optionally set/add) time.
Issues should be submitted via GitHub (here), if possible, but can be submitted internally, if need be.
This mod has been released into the public domain. Use it anywhere in any way.
This mod is specifically coded to work with Morpheus. It may or may not work with other mods that alter sleep.
A server with this mod can allow or disallow clients from connecting without this mod. Here are some things to keep in mind when deciding whether or not to allow them to connect:
- If allowed, and if the server is set to send command message lang keys to be translated on the client running the /simulate command (OPs only), clients without this mod will receive the raw lang keys, rather than the intended text.
- If allowed, and if 1) the night is set to simulate in a single server tick; 2) a sleep delay is used; and 3) the server is set to put players in a deep sleep; then clients without this mod will not be put in one. Since being in a deep sleep is what prevents players from leaving their beds during a sleep delay, players without this mod installed on their client will be able to leave and enter a will, while those with it installed will not be.
Before Night Simulation
After Night Simulation
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Phylogeny Owner
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Posted Feb 8, 2019does this make it so nights go by realistically like it takes time for the nights to pass time
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Posted Aug 2, 2018Would you pls compatible with SereneSeasons or ToughAsNails？
I wake up, has passed several seasons, it's funny.
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Posted Aug 26, 2018In reply to 54SeanCheng:
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Posted Nov 16, 2018In reply to 54SeanCheng:
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Posted Jun 17, 2018If there's a working 1.12 version, why can't I add it with the launcher?
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Posted Jul 20, 2018In reply to ICountFrom0:
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Posted Jul 21, 2018I believe it does. I've just marked it as such.
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Posted Jul 21, 2018In reply to Phylogeny:
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Posted Apr 23, 2018The mod looks awesome but I feel like this is gonna break some stuff in bigger modpacks. Is this just a feeling or am I right?
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Posted Nov 21, 2018In reply to T__Yoshisaur__Munchakoopa:
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Posted Mar 27, 2018the 1.12 version work ins minecraft 1.12.2?
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Posted Mar 23, 2018Can you add the option of choosing what time to sleep to? Like a mod from a while ago?
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Posted Jan 31, 2018Does this need to be installed on both Server and Client?
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Posted Dec 24, 2017Seems to do wacky stuff to Seasons in Tough As Nails. Not sure if there's a way to alter the settings to prevent this, but I went to sleep the first night (early spring) and ended up in fall!
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Posted Nov 16, 2018In reply to RiverC:
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Posted Nov 17, 20171.7.10?
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Posted Apr 7, 2018In reply to mcuriosity3:
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Posted Jun 1, 2017This reminds me of the beta sleep cycle when mobs could interrupt your sleep. Can this mod do this? BTW Great Job!
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Posted Jun 1, 2017In reply to JohnArmy:
Thank you.
Well, the beta behavior was to have a chance to spawn hostile mobs around beds while sleeping. This mod can optionally tick all entities when simulating the night (set by 'Tick All Entities Overnight'). If so mobs, will move very quickly, and if hostile ones happen to wander into range of the player, they will target and attack the player, which will wake them up. As this is more realistic, I personally prefer it to the beta behavior. Just note that this is set to false by default, due to the extra simulation time required.