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Better Multiplayer Sleep Mod FAQ

10 questions players actually ask, answered.

How do I start using this mod?
Just install the mod on your server and join—it works automatically. One player can now sleep in a bed to skip the night without waiting for everyone else.
Can other players stop the night skip?
Yes. When someone gets in bed, other players see a cancel message in chat with a clickable button. Clicking it kicks the sleeping player out and stops the skip.
What happens if I'm AFK when someone tries to sleep?
The sleep will go through unless another player actively cancels it. If you want to prevent night skips while you're away, you'll need to ask someone to cancel or log off.
Does this work in single-player worlds?
No, this mod is designed for multiplayer servers only. In single-player, vanilla sleep rules still apply.
How do I reduce the chat spam from sleep messages?
Use the command `/gamerule sendCommandFeedback false` to hide sleep notifications in chat, or check your mod config for notification settings.
Can I disable the mod for certain players or worlds?
Check your server config file for the mod—most versions allow you to toggle the feature on or off, or adjust which players can trigger sleeps.
What if two players try to sleep at the same time?
The mod handles multiple sleepers, but typically only one sleep action is needed to skip the night. Other players can still cancel the skip if they want to stay awake.
Does this mod work with other sleep-related mods?
Compatibility depends on what other mods do—check if they modify bed mechanics. If conflicts occur, load order or mod config adjustments may help.
Can I set a percentage of players who need to agree to skip?
This depends on your mod version. Some versions support configurable rules; check your config file or mod documentation for sleep threshold options.
Does the mod affect performance on the server?
No, this mod is lightweight and only changes sleep logic—it should have no noticeable impact on server performance.