Justwilly’s Day Counter Mod FAQ

The counter is part of the mod's HUD and appears automatically once the mod is loaded. If you don't see it, check your HUD visibility settings and make sure the mod is actually enabled for that world.

It tracks the world's in-game day count, so a brand-new world begins at the first day and increases as time passes. The exact starting value matches your world's day number, not a separate counter.

The mod reads the same world day value the game uses, so any mismatch usually means you're looking at a different value like total time played or a per-session counter. Compare against the world's day number rather than raw tick counts.

The counter is designed to sit above the hotbar, and the mod does not provide built-in repositioning. If you need it elsewhere, you'd rely on a separate HUD-editing mod rather than this one.

Yes, it reads the day value from the world you're in, so it works on servers as long as the mod is installed on your client. Other players don't need the mod for you to see your own counter.

No, sleeping advances the world time and the counter updates accordingly. You'll see the day number increase as expected after a night is skipped.

No, the counter follows the world's day count, not your player's life, so dying and respawning doesn't reset it. Only starting a new world would begin a fresh count.

It generally coexists with other HUD mods since it only adds a small element above the hotbar. If two mods try to draw in the same spot, you may see overlap and need to adjust one of them.

It's a lightweight HUD element that just reads and displays the world day, so it shouldn't noticeably impact performance. If you're seeing lag, look at other mods or your render settings first.

Yes, note the day number when you start and compare it to the current day to see how many in-game days have passed. This is handy for long builds, farms, or survival challenges.