DaylightChangerStruggle

A fully-clientsided mod which changes the daylight cycle without the need of fiddling around commands. (Unless if your goal is to do that.)

It is also compatible with Sodium and Iris as it changes the client's world lunar cycle/sky angle and disables the night vision effect.

Features

The ability to pick many different types of cycles (see Cycle Types), not just set the time
Easings, a way to decide how a transition should animate (Only used in some cycle types)
A buttery-smooth cycle that isn't based on ticks alone, but on the interpolation of ticks (you have the option to disable this if not wanted)
Toggle world daylight and the mod's daylight
Disable night-vision should the server enforce it upon you (this does not have the option to brighten up the world like some mods; it just disables the effect alone)
A user-interface which does not rely on libraries to make its own configuration and also features a viewable 2-list menu depending if the resolution in the game is supported
The user interface also has tooltips for almost all of the widgets you interact with so that you know what they do and how they function

Cycle Types

Oh, what's that? Cycle types? Cycle types are daylight cycles which you can pick and see the world traverse depending on the selected type.

For starters, we offer the following types:

Static - Combines /time set <time> and /gamerule doDaylightCycle false but without needing to do both and referred to as "set the time"
Moving - Moves the time whilist setting a speed (use negative for reverse-daylight cycle)
System - Adjusts the time based on your system clock, also sets Minecraft days to better represent the current time
Randomizers - A seizure-friendly daylight cycle which will question why you are playing Minecraft
Low-to-High Height Time - Depending on your height (or the viewing entity's), you can decide the minimum and maximum value and tie both of them with a set time
And more in the future

Getting Started

To show a user interface for the mod, bind the key "Open Time Changer Menu" to anything you'd like to and when in-game press the key and the menu should be seen.
Or if you want to use commands instead, type either /daylightchanger, /dcs, /tcs or /timechanger.

TODOs

A lot for the new version: v0.1.0 (1.18 to 1.18.2 exclusive)
- It is estimated to take around weeks or even months to get the mod done, largely dependent on the motivation and free time
Soon add support for Quilt Standard Libraries after v0.1.0 releases
- Ideally for Quilt, I would like to avoid using Fabric API and use its libraries for what it is since I want it to be full Quilt without Fabric dependency, which at the moment it requires Fabric API to do its job
  - This does not mean that Fabric support will be dropped.
  - Also since I intend to remain on Fabric over Quilt, it would be nice to know if there's anyone willing to test the Quilt version if they want to do so.
- Will also have to figure out a way to separate the main project and the rest of the versions, so if you have an idea, let me know!

Building

Make sure Gradle is using the Java version this project is using (or Minecraft version 1.18.1) then build it by doing ./gradlew build in your terminal.

License

LGPLv3