A chart showing the approximations of Minecraft time to real time.In, time is exactly 72 times faster than normal time. This can be easily calculated as the proportion 1440⁄ 20 = 72, since there are 1440 minutes (86400 seconds) in a real day (60min × 24hr) and 20 minutes (1200 seconds) in a full Minecraft day.
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A collection of time unit conversions is listed below:Minecraft time to real time Minecraft timeMinecraft ticksReal time1 second0.2 70.013 8 seconds1 minute16. 60.8 3 seconds1 hour1,00050 seconds1 day24,00020 minutes1 week (7 days)168,0002.
3 hours1 (8 days)192,0002. 6 hours1 month (30 days)720,00010 hours1 year (365.2422 days)8,766,000121.75 hours (5.07291 6 days)Real time to Minecraft time The approximation of real time to Minecraft time:Real timeMinecraft time1 tick3.6 Minecraft seconds1 second1 minute and 12 seconds. This is the start of a new day.Daytime is the longest section of the cycle, lasting 10 minutes. Start: 0 ticks (06:00:00.0). Mid: 6000 ticks (12:00:00.0). End: 12000 ticks (18:00:00.0)When a first in, the day-night cycle always starts at the beginning of the daytime (0:00).
Most also start at the beginning of the daytime, but the day-night cycle continues regardless of any new players joining.During the daytime, the rises up to its peak in a light blue sky. The exact color of the sky depends on the current; for example, skies are a lighter shade of blue than skies.All blocks that are in direct vertical view of the sky receive sunlight at the level 15, which is the maximum. Sunlight provides ample light for the growth of,. Most undead mobs (including and ) exposed to direct sunlight (and are not in shade, in, or wearing ) are set on fire. Additionally, sunlight renders neutral, unless they are currently chasing the player, and any exposed to sunlight teleport randomly when near the player and randomly become neutral if having been aggressive for at least 30 seconds.Sunset/dusk. Example sunset seen from a high spot on the map.Sunset is the period between daytime and nighttime, and always lasts 5⁄ 6 minutes. Start: 12000 ticks (18:00:00.0).
End: 13000 ticks (19:00:00.0)During sunset, the Sun descends on the western horizon, and the rises on the eastern horizon. The sky near the setting Sun glows a vibrant orange-red. The level decreases. Eventually, undead mobs exposed to direct sunlight are set not to burn.Between dusk and dawn, players may sleep in a. In singleplayer mode, doing so advances the day-night cycle to dawn and sets the to clear. This also occurs in multiplayer as long as every player online is in a bed simultaneously. Time does not pass for other aspects of the world, however; for example, crops do not grow and do not cook or smelt as they would when players are awake.Nighttime.
A Tundra biome during the night; various mobs can be seen.Nighttime lasts 8 1⁄ 3 minutes. Start: 13000 ticks (19:00:00.0). Mid: 18000 ticks (00:00:00.0). End: 23000 ticks (05:00:00.0)During the night, the Moon rises to its peak in a dark blue sky dotted with small white stars.
The stars appear to move with the Moon and can be first seen toward the end of the sunset.During the nighttime, the world is covered in darkness; the level falls to a minimum of 4, which allows to spawn on the surface. The exact duration for which hostile mobs are able to spawn in exposed areas is 13188 ticks. Regardless of the low light level, crops continue to grow during the night as long as one player is not sleeping.Sunrise/dawn. Main article:A allows players to determine Minecraft time. A clock is useful while underground where the current day/night cycle is not visible. A clock helps the player avoid mistakenly surfacing at night and falling prey to night-spawned mobs on the surface.Clocks spin uselessly in and, because there is no day-night cycle in those.Commands If are enabled, then it is possible to change the current time with the / commands, as detailed below. To enable or disable the day-night cycle, use the following command: / doDaylightCycle true false Set time Specific times can be set with the / set command.Syntax: /time set Examples:/ set 0 – Sets the time to dawn/sunrise.
/ set day – Sets the time to 1000. / set 12000 – Sets the time to dusk/sunset. / set sunrise only - Sets the time to 23000. Moon phases Each day that progresses adds 24000 ticks to the time counter.
While each day looks the same, the appears in one of eight different phases each night. Although there is no explicit command to change the Moon's phase, using / add 24000 advances the Moon to its next phase. Furthermore, any of the phases can be accessed with the use of one of the following commands:.
/ set 14000 – Full moon. / set 38000 – Waning gibbous. / set 62000 – Last quarter.
/ set 86000 – Waning crescent. / set 110000 – New moon.
/ set 134000 – Waxing crescent. / set 158000 – First quarter. / set 182000 – Waxing gibbousAchievements. History Added the day-night cycle.In the leaked 1.8 pre-release version, the player can manipulate the time by pressing F6 to reverse time and F7 to advance time.Day-night cycles no longer need chunk updates, now is a smooth transition.mentioned on his Twitter that the Sun actually rose in the north in Minecraft.
I stumbled upon this game yesterday (browsing through Toucharcade's top games of last year).It's a rather deep strategy game - there's a multitude different resources to gather, biomes with different properties and quite a few different races of space-faring animals. Plus it uses a rather unique perspective - instead of isometric or top-down view your planet is represented as a sectioned rotating circle. Each section can be used for building or gathering resources and each full rotation is a planet cycle (you can speed up time by manually rotating your planet).The basic game is free with IAP's that unlock other races and game modes (each 'Race Pack' unlocks all the game modes and there's one IAP that unlocks all the races). With the free game you get basically one mode (not counting the tutorial) with time limited to 300 planet cycles plus 4 races that have different stats and different perks. No ads., no timers, no premium currency BS. It's similar to Polytopia in that regard (except You can buy all available races with one, not so expensive purchase).Worth a try if You're a sucker for 4X strategy games. It turns out there's a little indicator under the wood that tells you whether or not it's growing at the rate you're using it, just hard to interpret.
Theoretically it could last indefinitely if you only put one dude on it. You can build some other building to increase how many workers it can support after you go up a tech level or two (going up in tech levels is called ascension, it's the white diamond at the bottom).For upgrading the mines, once you get to like ascension (tech) level 3 or something like that a little set of arrows will appear on the ui for the mine and you can click it to upgrade.I still have no idea what resources I should be getting in what order, or what to build first, but hopefully this saves at least a bit of trial and error!.