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TimelessLib Mod Wiki & Guide

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Library mod supplying shared code and utilities required by mods that depend on it.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Decide Whether TimelessLib Goes on the Client, the Server, or BothTimelessLib only does something when another mod uses it. So the right place to install it depends on the mod that…Figure Out Why TimelessLib Is in Your Mods Folder (and Whether You Need It)TimelessLib is a library. It is a lightweight time-tracking and animation toolkit that other mods build on. You…Fix a Crash or Launch Error Caused by Missing TimelessLibTimelessLib is a dependency for other mods. If one of them needs it and can't find it, the game often won't load at…Understand How Mod Timers and Cooldowns Behave When You PauseTimelessLib handles cooldowns, countdowns, scheduled events and tick tracking for the mods that use it. It keeps two…

Frequently asked questions

What is TimelessLib and why is it in my mods folder?
TimelessLib is a library mod that other mods rely on for timers, cooldowns, countdowns, scheduled actions and smooth animated movement. It is almost always there because another mod in your setup lists it as a requirement.
Does TimelessLib add any items, blocks or recipes?
No. It only provides time-tracking and animation tools, so there is nothing to craft or place. You see its effects through the mods that use it, such as their cooldowns, timers and eased movement.
Do I need to set anything up after installing TimelessLib?
No. It works in the background as soon as it is in your mods folder alongside the mods that need it. Timer lengths and cooldown values are decided by those mods, so any changes you want would be made in their settings.
Can I delete TimelessLib if I don't remember adding it?
Only if no other mod depends on it. Remove it and launch the game. If something needs it, the launch will stop with an error naming TimelessLib as a missing dependency, and you should put it back.

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