GUI Clock Mod FAQ

Hold a clock in your hand and the GUI readout appears automatically. If nothing shows, make sure you're actually holding the clock in your main or off hand rather than having it stored in your inventory.

Yes, the mod reads the clock whether it's in your main hand or off hand. If you don't see the display, check that the clock isn't just sitting in a hotbar slot you haven't selected.

You likely have the real-world time zone sync enabled, which overrides the in-game world time. Turn off time zone sync in the display options if you want the GUI to match Minecraft's actual day/night cycle.

Open the mod's display options and toggle the time format setting. The default is 24-hour, but you can change it to a 12-hour format with AM/PM if that's easier for you to read.

Yes, the display options let you reposition the clock readout. Check the configuration screen for position or anchor settings and pick the corner that doesn't block your other HUD elements.

You probably toggled the display off or set its opacity to zero. Reopen the display options and re-enable the clock overlay, then reset the position if it moved off-screen.

The clock item itself doesn't spin in those dimensions in vanilla, but the mod's GUI still reads the world time value. This means the readout can be useful for tracking time even where a normal clock would be useless.

Enable the time zone sync option in the mod's settings and select your region. Once set, the GUI shows your computer's local time instead of the in-game world time.

It generally coexists fine with minimap and HUD mods, but overlapping positions can cause the clock to sit on top of other elements. If things look cluttered, move the clock to a free corner in the display options.

No, the mod only renders a small text overlay when you're holding a clock, so its performance impact is negligible. If you notice stutter, it's almost certainly coming from another mod rather than this one.