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Days Gone By

Days Gone By tells you how many days have passed.

Modrinth decoration game-mechanics utility

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#### **Days Gone By** tells you how many days have passed. _ It's that simple. _ It's still in development, but I need feedback on bugs. Feedback is welcome. This is my first mod on Curseforge, so I hope it is useful and not insanely buggy. I will also caveat that this mod is still in sorta beta, so please set your expectations accordingly. --- Every morning or every time you have slept, you'll get a dramatic day counter increase with a sound effect attached for maximum dramaticness. It required both the server-side and client-side to work, but it has no mixins, so I assume it should be compatible with most other mods. Mind that I haven't tested for modded dimensions where you can sleep. --- The mod is very customizable, intended to be fun, and simple to add to whatever pack you want. You can change the sound using a resource pack, configure the delay to match the render, and make it a countdown. ``` [{"text":"Day {num}","bold":true,"color":"blue"}, {"text":" ({roman_num})","color":"gray"}] ``` You can add a custom sound effect by making a resource pack with "dgb" as the asset folder you want to overwrite with sound and "custom.ogg" as the file you want to replace. The config file names are daysgoneby-client.toml and daysgoneby-common.toml. They split up the mechanics, as well as some humorous functionality, between the visuals and audio. Besides that, I would rather you explore the configuration, as listing all the features would be a bit challenging and take some of the fun out of it. If you have any specific questions, read a bit more. You can figure out what to do B). Additionally, you may have noticed some compatibility with Serene Seasons; that's just for one of the dynamic variables used to display the season. A lovely mod I would totally check out; it's much cooler and hotter than this. --- **And no, I will not backport. I will consider updating to later versions, but the way I render things on screen is not very optimal for updates.**