Did you ever wish there was an absolutely over engineered clock which would give you a simple indication of whether it is dark on the surface or whether it rains while you are mining in the depths of Moria?
No? Me neither. But let's get you introduced to MineClock anyways:
This Java based program easily integrates with Minecraft and allows you to see what time it is while you focus on mining or PvP (I especially recommend trying to run it on another screen while playing UHC). As part of the program there is two methods of receiving correct times:
- By installing the LiteLoader mod
- By timing correctly using one of the four settings for Morning, Noon, Evening and Midnight respectively.
Copyright (C) 2016 Johannes "Akkarin" Donath and other copyright owners as documented in the project's IP log.
Released versions of the library can be found on GitHub.
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