Comforts Wiki & Guide

Contents (19)

Overview
Guides
Processes
Blocks
Configuration
Autouse
Daysleepingpercentage
Daywaketimeoffset
Enablehammockrecipes
Enablesleepingbagrecipes
Hammocksstopphantoms
Hammockuse
Nightwaketimeoffset
Restmultiplier
Restrictsleeping
Sleepingbagbreakchance
Sleepingbagbreakchanceluckmultiplier
Frequently asked questions

Overview

Comforts is a mod that adds sleeping bags and hammocks to Minecraft. These items function similarly to vanilla beds but with a critical mechanical difference: they do not set a player's spawn point upon use. This allows adventurers to skip the night or day while safely preserving their home base spawn location.

Both sleeping bags and hammocks are available in all 16 Minecraft colors and offer unique benefits for exploration and time management. Sleeping bags are designed for portability and night-skipping, while hammocks are specialized for napping during the day to skip to sunset.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Comforts BlocksHammock The hammock is a multi-block structure created by placing two Rope and Nail sets exactly four blocks apart…Comforts ItemsThe mod introduces three primary items used for crafting and utility: Sleeping Bag Sleeping bags are portable beds…Comforts Recipes: Sleeping Bags, Hammock Cloth, and Rope and NailWhat each recipe makes Comforts uses two recipe types: crafting_shaped and crafting_shapeless. The shaped recipes…How to Craft a Sleeping Bag in ComfortsPick a color and gather materials Sleeping Bags come in sixteen colors: Black, Blue, Brown, Cyan, Gray, Green, Light…How to Craft and Use a Hammock in ComfortsCraft the Hammock Cloth Hammocks in Comforts are built from Hammock Cloth. There are sixteen colors of Hammock Cloth:…Using Comforts to Sleep Anywhere Without a BedWhy carry a Sleeping Bag or Hammock A full bed is bulky and needs a flat two-block space. Comforts gives you two…

Recipes

Every recipe the mod adds, grouped by how it is made.

Crafting · 66

Blocks

B C G L M O P R W Y

Configuration

Every setting in the mod config file, with what it changes.

Autouse

Option	What it does
`name`	Automatically use sleeping bags
`description`	If enabled, players automatically attempt to use sleeping bags when placed.

Daysleepingpercentage

Option	What it does
`name`	Day sleep percentage
`description`	What percentage of players must sleep to skip the day. A percentage value of 0 will allow the day to be skipped by just

Daywaketimeoffset

Option	What it does
`name`	Night to day wake time offset
`description`	The amount of time, in ticks, to add or remove from the new time after sleeping through a night.

Enablehammockrecipes

Option	What it does
`name`	Enable hammock recipes
`description`	If enabled, the default hammock recipes will be available.

Enablesleepingbagrecipes

Option	What it does
`name`	Enable sleeping bag recipes
`description`	If enabled, the default sleeping bag recipes will be available.

Hammocksstopphantoms

Option	What it does
`name`	Hammocks stop phantoms
`description`	If enabled, attempting to sleep in hammocks stops phantoms from spawning.

Hammockuse

Option	What it does
`description`	The time of day that hammocks can be used.
`name`	Time of day to use hammocks

Nightwaketimeoffset

Option	What it does
`name`	Day to night wake time offset
`description`	The amount of time, in ticks, to add or remove from the new time after sleeping through a day.

Restmultiplier

Option	What it does
`description`	If restrictSleeping is true, this value will determine the length of wait time (larger numbers sleep sooner).
`name`	Sleepiness multiplier

Restrictsleeping

Option	What it does
`description`	If enabled, players cannot sleep again for a period of time after sleeping.
`name`	Restrict consecutive sleeping

Sleepingbagbreakchance

Option	What it does
`name`	Sleeping bag break chance
`description`	The percentage chance that a sleeping bag will break upon use.

Sleepingbagbreakchanceluckmultiplier

Option	What it does
`name`	Sleeping bag luck multiplier
`description`	The value that will be multiplied by a player's luck then added to sleepingBagBreakChance.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I craft a Sleeping Bag?

Sleeping Bags are made using a shaped crafting recipe with colored Wool and String. Each of the 16 dye colors has its own Sleeping Bag variant.

How do I craft a Hammock Cloth?

Hammock Cloth is crafted using a shaped recipe involving String and dye. There are 16 color variants matching the standard dye colors.

How do I place a Hammock?

Craft a Rope and Nail, then place it against a wall or ceiling to anchor the Hammock Cloth. The Hammock Cloth attaches to the Rope and Nail to form a usable hammock.

What is the Rope and Nail used for?

Rope and Nail is the anchor block required to hang a Hammock Cloth. It is placed on a surface and the Hammock Cloth is attached to it.

How do I sleep in a Sleeping Bag?

Place the Sleeping Bag on the ground and right-click it to sleep, similar to a bed. It lets you skip the night without setting a respawn point.

Does a Sleeping Bag set my spawn point?

No, Sleeping Bags only let you sleep through the night; they do not change your respawn point like a bed does.

Can I dye Hammock Cloth or Sleeping Bags different colors?

Each color variant is crafted separately using the corresponding dye in the recipe. There are 16 colors available for both Hammock Cloth and Sleeping Bags.

How do I use a Hammock to sleep?

After anchoring a Hammock Cloth to a Rope and Nail, right-click the hammock to sleep in it. Like a Sleeping Bag, it skips the night without setting your spawn.

What recipes does the Comforts Mod add?

The mod adds shaped and shapeless crafting recipes for Sleeping Bags, Hammock Cloths, and the Rope and Nail. All 33 registered items and blocks are obtainable through these recipes.

Can I sleep in a Hammock during the day?

Hammocks and Sleeping Bags follow normal sleep rules, so you can only sleep at night or during thunderstorms. They skip to morning without changing your respawn point.

How many colors of Sleeping Bags are there?

There are 16 Sleeping Bag colors, one for each standard dye color, from White through Black. Each is crafted with its matching dye.

Where do I place a Rope and Nail to hang a hammock?

Place the Rope and Nail on a solid block surface such as a wall or ceiling, then attach the Hammock Cloth to it. The hammock hangs from that anchor point.