Chronos Counter Data Pack FAQ

Make sure the data pack is properly loaded in your world—check the data pack list in world settings to confirm it's enabled. If it's enabled but still not visible, try reloading your world or checking that you're not using a conflicting HUD mod that might be covering the same area.

This data pack works on single-player worlds. For servers, the server administrator would need to add it to the server's datapacks folder, and all players would see the counter.

Yes, you can add this data pack to an existing world without any issues—just place the pack file in your datapacks folder and reload the world. The counter will start displaying immediately and track your actual world day.

The counter displays your world's actual day count based on Minecraft's internal time. If it seems wrong, make sure you haven't used commands like `/time set` that would alter the world time, or try reloading the world to refresh the display.

The counter display behavior depends on your HUD settings—it typically remains visible on the pause screen so you can still see your day count without resuming.

This data pack places the counter in a fixed position above your hotbar. If you need to customize its location, you would need to modify the data pack files directly.

No, this data pack has minimal performance impact—it simply displays a number and doesn't add entities, blocks, or complex calculations to your world.

It should work alongside most resource packs without issues. However, if you're using other mods that heavily modify your HUD or hotbar display, there might be visual conflicts—test it in-game to be sure.

Simply remove the data pack file from your world's datapacks folder and reload the world—the counter will disappear and your world will function normally.

No, the counter continues to track world time regardless of player deaths. In hardcore mode, your world day counter will keep running until you lose and the world is deleted.