/time

Changes or queries the world's game time

Syntax

time add <time>

Adds <time> to the in-game daytime.

time query (daytime|gametime|day)

Queries current time

time set (day|night|noon|midnight|sunrise|sunset)

time set <time>

Sets the internal daytime.

Arguments

<time> String or Number

Specifies the time to add or set.

Must be a number with an optional unit suffix. Units include:

• d: an in-game day, 24000 ticks

• s: a second, 20 ticks

• t (default and omittable): a single tick, the default unit.

(Note: "ticks" don't really apply to Minetest, they're just defined here as 1/24000 of a day).

In Minetest, 0 means midnight, and in ACOVG, 0 means dawn. If you want to change it, there's a setting (Use ACOVG time?) to do that.

daytime|gametime|day String

Specifies the time to query. Must be daytime, gametime or day.

• daytime - the number of game ticks since dawn. (the internal daytime modulo 24000)

• gametime - the age of the world in game ticks. (the game time modulo 2147483647)

• day - the number of in-game days passed. (the internal daytime divided by 24000, then modulo 2147483647)

day|night|noon|midnight|sunrise|sunset String

Specifies the time to set. Must be day, night, noon, midnight, sunrise, or sunset.

• day = 7000

• night = 19000

• noon = 12000

• midnight = 0

• sunrise = 5000

• sunset = 18000

These commands do not affect the day count, unlike in ACOVG. Running /time add 24000 is the same as /time add 0.

Examples

• To set the time to 1,000: time set 1000

Version	Action
v1.0	Added /time