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Time in a Bottle Mod Wiki & Guide

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Adds a single item, Time in a Bottle, used to store and manipulate time within the game.

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Contents (6)
  1. Guides
  2. Recipes
  3. Items
  4. Frequently asked questions
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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

How to Recharge an Empty Time in a BottleWhy It Emptied Every time you accelerate a block, the bottle spends stored time. Eventually the indicator drops to…How to Speed Up Crops, Furnaces and Machines with Time in a BottleUsing Stored Time Once your Time in a Bottle holds a charge, you can spend it to accelerate a target. The mod is…How to Store Time in a Bottle (Fill It Up)What the Bottle Actually Does Time in a Bottle is a single-item mod, so everything revolves around one object: the…Time in a Bottle: Best Uses and When Not to Use ItWhere It Shines Time in a Bottle is a convenience tool that compresses waiting. The best uses are anything with a…

Recipes

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

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Items

Time in a Bottle

Frequently asked questions

How do I get started with Time in a Bottle?
Craft the Time in a Bottle item, then hold it while time passes in the world to begin storing time into it. Once it holds time, you can release that stored time to accelerate a block or crop.
How does Time in a Bottle actually work?
The bottle accumulates time while you carry it, then spends that stored time to apply extra ticks to a targeted block or plant, making it progress faster. It's a storage-and-release loop: fill it passively, then use it actively.
How do I fill up a Time in a Bottle?
Simply keep the bottle in your inventory or hand and let in-game time pass; it charges on its own. There's no ritual or fuel needed to start the fill.
How do I use Time in a Bottle on crops?
Aim at the crop and use the bottle to dump stored time into it, pushing it through growth stages instantly. Works best on crops that are already planted and have room to grow.

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