PolyTime

What PolyTime does PolyTime is a small utility mod that gives you direct control over the world clock. You can type in a specific time, let the mod follow your computer's real-world clock, or tie the day-night cycle to the current lunar phase. The feature set is intentionally narrow: three ways to set time and a config screen powered by OneConfig. Nothing else. ## Who it's for This mod suits players who want a clock that behaves differently without installing a heavy command suite or a full server-side time manager. Map makers can lock the sun at a fixed angle for screenshots. Survival players who like the idea of a world that matches their actual timezone can enable real-time sync. Anyone who prefers the moon to dictate the length of a day can switch to lunar cycles. ## Verified capabilities - Manual time entry: type a value and the world jumps to that tick. - Real-world sync: the in-game clock mirrors your system clock. - Lunar cycle mode: day length follows the current moon phase. - OneConfig integration: all options appear in a standard config screen, no text-file editing required. These four points are the complete feature list described by the project. ## Compatibility and side requirements PolyTime runs on the Fabric loader only. The Modrinth record lists support for Minecraft versions 1.21.4, 1.21.5, 1.21.8, 1.21.10, 1.21.11 and the snapshot series 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2, 26.3. No Forge or NeoForge builds exist. The mod is marked client-side required and server-side unsupported, so you install it on your launcher profile only; a server doesn't need it and won't load it. ## License and support The code is released under the GPL-3.0-with-Minecraft-Linking-Exception license. Bug reports go to the project's issue tracker, and the author maintains a Discord community and a status page for service updates.