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  2. Is there a way to change the time using cheats? - Arqade

    gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/79906

    If you are running Minecraft 1.3 and above, you can use a command. Simply press T or / key to open the console, type /time set <time_of_day>, and press Enter to submit. Note that <time_of_day> is in ticks, not seconds, minutes, or hours.

  3. Once you have done that, you can set the time to whatever time you want using /time set <time> where <time> is any number between 0 and 23999. 0 is 6 a.m. 1000 is 7 a.m., 2000 is 8 a.m. and so on (the wiki has a list). Unless you change the time manually, it will stay fixed at that particular time, even when you sleep in a bed:

  4. Each hour in Minecraft is equal to 1000 Minecraft "ticks". The clock in Minecraft for a day starts at 6 AM at 0 ticks and ends at 5:59 AM on 23999 ticks. That said, Dawn is at 7 AM while Dusk is at 7 PM. So why does the clock start at 6 AM, and why is dawn 1 hour later and not at the start?

  5. How to fast forward time in Minecraft? - Arqade

    gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/301487

    However, there a fairly simply and customizable command block version: /time add [ticks] Which, if put in a repeating command block, will speed up time. If you do /time set 0, you'll see that the sun is just above horizontal. /time set 1 is almost no different, because it's 1/20th of a second (or a tick) after time=0.

  6. How do I detect time in minecraft with a command? - Arqade

    gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/241701

    You can use CommandStats and the /time query daytime command to get a return value for the current time of day in ticks, which will be perfectly accurate when determining the time of day (even if the time is changed via beds or the /time command). Note that there is a major difference in the returned value between 1.8 and the current 1.9 ...

  7. All you have to do is: use a command block, some redstone, a redstone torch, and a daytime sensor. input /time set day into the command block. place down the daylight sensor. place down a redstone torch. connect the redstone from the redstone torch to the command block making it to where the torch will send a signal to the command block.

  8. minecraft java edition - How to make a command set the time to...

    gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/396139/how-to-make-a-command-set-the-time...

    Note, using "time set night" actually sets it to 13000 so you lose about 458 ticks. execute if score thetime Time > night Time run time set day This sets the time to day if the current tick is greater than the tick night starts. Note, using "time set day" sets the time to 1000 so you lose 1000 ticks.

  9. minecraft java edition minecraft commands - How do I change time...

    gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/288934/how-do-i-change-time-and-weather-of...

    Use the /time command. The syntax is such: /time <mode> <value> Both parameters are needed. Examples: /time set day will make the time morning, /time set night will make it night, /time set 6500 will make it noon. To change the weather, use the /weather command. The syntax is such: /weather <mode> <time> Where the second parameter, time, is ...

  10. How to automatically set time to day with command blocks

    gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/368423/how-to-automatically-set-time-to-day...

    2 command blocks; OP permissions; Procedure: Query the time of day with a repeating, unconditional, always active command block: Note that if you want to be able to turn this system off, make this one Needs Redstone and attach a lever to it. /execute store result score time clock run time query daytime

  11. minecraft java edition - Is there a way to slow down the...

    gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/129607

    Using command blocks and some redstone, this can be achieved. First of all, you need to set /gamerule doDaylightCycle to false, to stop the natural daylight cycle. From here, we are going to use command blocks (/give <username> command_block), some redstone, and the command /time add <number> to control the daylight cycle.