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:{{ | :{{IN|java}}, when executing <code>/time set day</code> or <code>/time set 1000</code>, the daylight cycle time is set to 1000, so the "day" value returns to 0. | ||
:{{IN|bedrock}}, when executing <code>/time set 1000</code>, the daylight cycle time is also set to 1000. But, for <code>/time set day</code>, if now the daylight cycle time is 25001 (1 day + 1001 ticks), after executing <code>/time set day</code>, it won't become 1000 or 25000, since '''it only increases the daylight cycle time''' when using {{cd|time: TimeSpec}}. In fact, it turns into 49000 (2 days + 1000 ticks), and the "day" value becomes 2. If now the daylight cycle time is 25000 (1 day + 1000 ticks), after executing <code>/time set day</code>, it remains unchanged. | :{{IN|bedrock}}, when executing <code>/time set 1000</code>, the daylight cycle time is also set to 1000. But, for <code>/time set day</code>, if now the daylight cycle time is 25001 (1 day + 1001 ticks), after executing <code>/time set day</code>, it won't become 1000 or 25000, since '''it only increases the daylight cycle time''' when using {{cd|time: TimeSpec}}. In fact, it turns into 49000 (2 days + 1000 ticks), and the "day" value becomes 2. If now the daylight cycle time is 25000 (1 day + 1000 ticks), after executing <code>/time set day</code>, it remains unchanged. | ||
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: Must be a namespaced identifier of a registry registered in the {{cd|minecraft:timeline}} registry. | : Must be a namespaced identifier of a registry registered in the {{cd|minecraft:timeline}} registry. | ||
==Result== | == Result == | ||
{{Result table}} | {{Result table}} | ||
{{Result table|The command is incomplete, or any argument is not specified correctly.|unparseable| | {{Result table|The command is incomplete, or any argument is not specified correctly.|unparseable}} | ||
{{Result table|succeed}} | {{Result table|The specified [[Minecraft:world clock]] does not exist, a default world clock is not available in the current dimension, the specified [[Minecraft:timeline]] does not belong to the specified world clock, the specified time marker does not exist, or the clock is already at the specified time, paused, running, or at the specified rate.|error}} | ||
{{Result table|cmd=|succeed}} | |||
{{Result table}} | {{Result table}} | ||
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|{{HistoryLine||v0.16.0|dev=build 1|Added {{cmd|time|link=none}}.}} | |{{HistoryLine||v0.16.0|dev=build 1|Added {{cmd|time|link=none}}.}} | ||
|{{HistoryLine|bedrock}} | |{{HistoryLine|bedrock}} | ||
|{{HistoryLine||1.17.30|dev=beta 1.17.30.20|Now {{cd|/time set <amount: int>}} directly sets the daylight cycle time to the specified number, instead of incrementing the daylight cycle time to satisfy the specified daytime.}} | |{{HistoryLine||1.17.30|dev=beta 1.17.30.20|Now {{cd|/time set <amount: int>}} directly sets the daylight cycle time to the specified number, instead of incrementing the daylight cycle time to satisfy the specified daytime.}} | ||
|{{HistoryLine|upcoming Bedrock}} | |||
|{{HistoryLine||26.50|dev=Preview 26.50.26|exp=Creator World Clocks Features|Added {{cmd|time of}} for modifying world clocks.|Supports {{cd|add}}, {{cd|set}}, {{cd|pause}}, {{cd|resume}} and {{cd|query time}}. {{cd|set}} can also target a time marker.}} | |||
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Latest revision as of 11:09, 19 August 2026
Changes or queries the Minecraft:world's game Minecraft:time or the time of a Minecraft:world clock.
Usage
There are four types of time involved in this command:
- Gametime - The total number of Minecraft:game ticks that have elapsed in the world.Template:Note
- Daylight cycle time (aka. internal daytime) - The total number of game ticks that have elapsed during the daylight cycle. It does not elapse when the game rule Template:Gmr is
false. - Daytime - The number of game ticks that have elapsed since sunrise on current day. It is the result of dividing the daylight cycle time modulo 24,000.
- Day - The number of days that have elapsed during the daylight cycle. It is the result of floor division by 24,000 of the daylight cycle time.
Template:IN, if the world is frozen by the Template:Cmd command, the four times above do not elapse.
- World clock time - the time the Minecraft:world clock is set to.
/time set ... command Template:In always directly sets the daylight cycle time to the specified number. But Template:In, when Template:Cd is specified, it increases the daylight cycle time to meet the specified Template:Cd.
For example:
- Template:IN, when executing
/time set dayor/time set 1000, the daylight cycle time is set to 1000, so the "day" value returns to 0. - Template:IN, when executing
/time set 1000, the daylight cycle time is also set to 1000. But, for/time set day, if now the daylight cycle time is 25001 (1 day + 1001 ticks), after executing/time set day, it won't become 1000 or 25000, since it only increases the daylight cycle time when using Template:Cd. In fact, it turns into 49000 (2 days + 1000 ticks), and the "day" value becomes 2. If now the daylight cycle time is 25000 (1 day + 1000 ticks), after executing/time set day, it remains unchanged.
Syntax
- Java Edition
time add <time>time of <clock> add <time>- Adds
<time>to the specified Minecraft:world clock's daylight cycle time.
- Adds
time pausetime of <clock> pause- Pauses the specified world clock.
time query gametime- Queries the number of Minecraft:game ticks that have passed in the world.Template:Note
time query timetime of <clock> query time- Queries the number of game ticks that have passed in a
<clock>.
- Queries the number of game ticks that have passed in a
time query <timeline> repetitiontime of <clock> query <timeline> repetition- Queries the number of repetitions that have passed using
<clock>'s timeline<timeline>.
- Queries the number of repetitions that have passed using
time query <timeline>time of <clock> query <timeline>- Queries the number of game ticks passed in this repetition of
<clock>'s timeline<timeline>.
- Queries the number of game ticks passed in this repetition of
time rate <rate>time of <clock> rate <rate>- Sets the time advancement speed multiplier of the specified world clock.
time resumetime of <clock> resume- Resumes the specified world clock
time set (<time>|<timemarker>)time of <clock> set (<time>|<timemarker>)- Sets the specified world clock's daylight cycle time to the specified time or time marker (Template:Cd.
- Bedrock Edition
time add <amount: int>- Adds
<time>to the daylight cycle time.
- Adds
time query <daytime|gametime|day>- Queries current time.
time set <amount: int>time set <time: TimeSpec>- Sets the daylight cycle time.
Arguments
- Specifies the time to add or set.
- Template:Arg desc
- Specifies the time to query. Must be
daytime,gametimeorday.
Template:El: Template:Code
Template:El: Template:Argument
- Specifies the time to set.
- Must be one of the following:
- Template:EnvSprite
sunrise= 23,000Template:Only - Template:EnvSprite
day= 1,000 - Template:EnvSprite
noon= 6,000 - Template:EnvSprite
sunset= 12,000Template:Only - Template:EnvSprite
night= 13,000 - Template:EnvSprite
midnight= 18,000
- Template:EnvSprite
Template:El: Template:Argument
- Specifies the Minecraft:world clock to operate on. If not specified (Template:Cmd instead of Template:Cmd), defaults to the default world clock of the dimension of execution. Currently, only the Minecraft:Overworld and Minecraft:the End have default world clocks, which are Template:Cd and Template:Cd respectively.
- Executing without specifying a world clock in a dimension without a default world clock raises an error.
- Must be a namespaced Minecraft:identifier of a registry registered in the Template:Cd Minecraft:registry.
Template:El: Template:Argument
- Specifies the time marker to set the time to
- Must be a namespaced identifier. Upon execution, the command either attempts to retrieve an unregistered item based on this identifier, or send it to the client for processing.
Template:El: Template:Argument
- Specifies the timeline to query.
- Must be a namespaced identifier of a registry registered in the Template:Cd registry.
Result
Template:Result table Template:Result table Template:Result table Template:Result table Template:Result table
Output
Template:Output table Template:Output table Template:Output table Template:Output table Template:Output table Template:Output table
Examples
- To set the daylight cycle time to 1,000:
time set 1000 - To add one Minecraft:day to the daylight cycle time:
time add 24000 - To change/reset in-game day count to desired number:
time set <desired day number*24000+time of day in ticks>; to change day count to day 472 at noon (6000):time set 11334000
History
Java Edition
Bedrock Edition
Notes
External links
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