Class ServerClockManager

java.lang.Object

net.minecraft.world.level.saveddata.SavedData

net.minecraft.world.clock.ServerClockManager

All Implemented Interfaces:

ClockManager

public class ServerClockManager
extends SavedData
implements ClockManager

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes

Modifier and Type	Class	Description
private static class	ServerClockManager.ClockInstance

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field	Description
private final Map<Holder<WorldClock>, ServerClockManager.ClockInstance>	clocks
private final PackedClockStates	packedClockStates
private MinecraftServer	server
static final SavedDataType<ServerClockManager>	TYPE

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Modifier	Constructor	Description
private	ServerClockManager(PackedClockStates packedClockStates)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
void	addTicks(Holder<WorldClock> clock, int ticks)
Stream<ResourceKey<ClockTimeMarker>>	commandTimeMarkersForClock(Holder<WorldClock> clock)
ClientboundSetTimePacket	createFullSyncPacket()
float	getFractionalTick(Holder<WorldClock> definition)
private long	getGameTime()
private ServerClockManager.ClockInstance	getInstance(Holder<WorldClock> definition)
float	getSpeed(Holder<WorldClock> definition)	Returns the current ratio between game ticks and clock ticks.
long	getTotalTicks(Holder<WorldClock> definition)
void	init(MinecraftServer server)
boolean	isAtTimeMarker(Holder<WorldClock> clock, ResourceKey<ClockTimeMarker> timeMarkerId)
private void	modifyClock(Holder<WorldClock> clock, Consumer<? super ServerClockManager.ClockInstance> action)
PackedClockStates	packState()
private void	registerTimeMarker(ResourceKey<ClockTimeMarker> timeMarkerId, ClockTimeMarker timeMarker)
void	setPaused(Holder<WorldClock> clock, boolean paused)
void	setSpeed(Holder<WorldClock> definition, float speed)	This allows mods to set the rate at which a specific clock advances relative to game time.
void	setTotalTicks(Holder<WorldClock> clock, long totalTicks)
boolean	skipToTimeMarker(Holder<WorldClock> clock, ResourceKey<ClockTimeMarker> timeMarkerId)
void	tick()

Methods inherited from class SavedData

isDirty, setDirty, setDirty

Methods inherited from class Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Details

TYPE

public static final SavedDataType<ServerClockManager> TYPE

packedClockStates

private final PackedClockStates packedClockStates

server

private MinecraftServer server

clocks

private final Map<Holder<WorldClock>, ServerClockManager.ClockInstance> clocks

Constructor Details

ServerClockManager

private ServerClockManager(PackedClockStates packedClockStates)

Method Details

init

public void init(MinecraftServer server)

registerTimeMarker

private void registerTimeMarker(ResourceKey<ClockTimeMarker> timeMarkerId,
 ClockTimeMarker timeMarker)

packState

public PackedClockStates packState()

tick

public void tick()

getInstance

private ServerClockManager.ClockInstance getInstance(Holder<WorldClock> definition)

setTotalTicks

public void setTotalTicks(Holder<WorldClock> clock,
 long totalTicks)

skipToTimeMarker

public boolean skipToTimeMarker(Holder<WorldClock> clock,
 ResourceKey<ClockTimeMarker> timeMarkerId)

addTicks

public void addTicks(Holder<WorldClock> clock,
 int ticks)

setPaused

public void setPaused(Holder<WorldClock> clock,
 boolean paused)

modifyClock

private void modifyClock(Holder<WorldClock> clock,
 Consumer<? super ServerClockManager.ClockInstance> action)

getSpeed

public float getSpeed(Holder<WorldClock> definition)

Returns the current ratio between game ticks and clock ticks. This value cannot be 0 or negative. The default is 1.

getTotalTicks

public long getTotalTicks(Holder<WorldClock> definition)

Specified by:

getTotalTicks in interface ClockManager

getFractionalTick

public float getFractionalTick(Holder<WorldClock> definition)

Specified by:

getFractionalTick in interface ClockManager

setSpeed

public void setSpeed(Holder<WorldClock> definition,
 float speed)

This allows mods to set the rate at which a specific clock advances relative to game time.

This can be sped up for shorter days by giving a higher number, or slowed down for longer days with a smaller number. A negative value will reset it back to vanilla logic.

This value can also be changed with the command /neoforge day, where you can set either the speed or a day length in minutes.

This has no effect when time progression is stopped.

While this still technically works when vanilla clients are connected, those will desync and experience a time jump once per second.

Specified by:

setSpeed in interface ClockManager

createFullSyncPacket

public ClientboundSetTimePacket createFullSyncPacket()

getGameTime

private long getGameTime()

isAtTimeMarker

public boolean isAtTimeMarker(Holder<WorldClock> clock,
 ResourceKey<ClockTimeMarker> timeMarkerId)

commandTimeMarkersForClock

public Stream<ResourceKey<ClockTimeMarker>> commandTimeMarkersForClock(Holder<WorldClock> clock)