World Play Time Mod Wiki

World Play Time Mod Wiki & Guide

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Ever wondered how much time you have spent in a specific Minecraft world. In the vanilla game, this can be done by looking at the F3 screen to look at the number of in-game days that have passed by.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Finding Your Most-Played World at a GlanceScan the List If you have many saves, the time tag turns the world selection screen into a quick leaderboard. Open…How to See How Long You've Played a World in MinecraftWhere the Time Appears Once World Play Time is installed, you don't need to open the world to check your hours. Open…Troubleshooting: Time Tag Missing or Not UpdatingTag Not Showing Confirm the mod is actually loaded (check your mods list). The tag only appears on the world…Why the Mod's Time Differs From the F3 Day CounterTwo Different Clocks Vanilla F3 shows in-game days elapsed. One in-game day is 20 real minutes, so players multiply…

Configuration

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

Option	What it does
`after_name`	After Name
`behind_count`	Behind Count
`general`	General
`left`	Left
`right`	Right
`server_entry`	Server Entry
`serverPlayTimeColor`	Server Play Time Color
`serverPlayTimePosition`	Server Play Time Position
`showServerPlayTime`	Show Server Play Time
`showWorldPlayTime`	Show World Play Time
`top_right`	Top Right
`world_entry`	World Entry
`worldPlayTimeColor`	World Play Time Color
`header`	World Play Time Config
`worldPlayTimePosition`	World Play Time Position

Frequently asked questions

How do I see how long I've played a world?

Open the singleplayer world selection screen and look at the tag beside each world's name. The tag shows the time you've spent in that world, so you don't need to enter it or open the F3 screen.

Where does the time tag appear?

It shows up next to the world name in the world selection list, alongside the other world info like the version and last-played date. You don't need to load the world to read it.

Does the mod count time while the game is paused?

The mod tracks time spent in the world itself, so pausing the game or sitting in menus doesn't add to your total. Only the time you're actually playing in that world counts.

Why is the mod's time different from the F3 day counter?

The F3 screen counts in-game days, which can be thrown off by commands like /time set or /gamerule doDaylightCycle. The mod tracks real elapsed play time instead, so it stays accurate even if you've messed with in-game time.

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