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A '''world clock''' is a feature that contains an internal time that increases every tick.<br />
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== Format ==<br />
World clocks can be defined in data packs under the {{cd|world_clock}} registry (i.e. found under <samp>data/<namespace>/world_clock/<id>.json</samp>)<br />
* World clocks can be paused or resumed, and the time of the clock can be changed or queried from the {{cmd|time}} command.<br />
* Format: object with no fields<br />
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By default, there are two world clocks, named {{cd|minecraft:overworld}} and {{Cd|code=minecraft:the_end}}.<br />
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== Behavior ==<br />
The world clock is loaded once only when the client is started. Using {{cmd|reload}} cannot reload the world clock; The client must be restarted.<br />
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The world clock itself does not contain any data; The game differentiates world clocks by recognizing their IDs. Every world clock represents an internal time, and during that, every [[Minecraft:game tick]] will increase. The settings of the world clock and whether it is paused is controlled by the {{cmd|time}} command.<br />
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If the {{gmr|advance_time}} game rule is set to <code>false</code>, the world clock will not increase even if it is not paused.<br />
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In a [[Minecraft:world]], every [[Minecraft:dimension]] will get their own world clock and the default value of a certain world clock shown by the {{cmd|time}} command according to their dimension type, and confirm which time markers are used according to the [[Minecraft:timeline]] that uses this world clock.<br />
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The time that a world has run is not controlled by the world clock.<br />
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=== Time marker ===<br />
The '''time marker''' gives a specific name to the specific ticks in the world clock. Time marker is defined in {{nbt|compound|time_markers}} in a timeline. It will be registered to the world clock used by this timeline when the client is started.<br />
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The time marker can be used in the {{cmd|time}} command. Besides this, the game defines the following time markers that control the game events, they are usually not shown in the tips of commands:<br />
*<code>wake_up_from_sleep</code>: When the [[Minecraft:player]] wakes up, the tick that the game advances the time to. The time will not advance if this time marker does not exist.<br />
*<code>roll_village_siege</code>: The time that the game starts to determine whether a [[Minecraft:zombie siege]] has happened. If this time marker does not exist, the game will not determine if a zombie siege has happened.<br />
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== History ==<br />
=== ''Java Edition'' ===<br />
{{HistoryTable<br />
|{{HistoryLine|java}}<br />
|{{HistoryLine||26.1|dev=snap3|Added world clocks.}}<br />
|{{HistoryLine|||dev=snap4|Added the world clock <code>the_end</code>.}}<br />
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=== ''Bedrock Edition'' ===<br />
{{HistoryTable<br />
|{{HistoryLine|bedrock}}<br />
|{{HistoryLine||26.50|dev=Preview 26.50.20|exp=Creator World Clocks Features|Added an experiment for world clocks, but due to a lack of documentation it is unknown what this includes.}}<br />
}}<br />
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