Reset the Number of Days Played
Hey all,
Is there a /command to reset the number "days played"? If so, what might it be?
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Hi there David Eichler!
There is in fact a command to reset the number of days played! The command is /time set 0, you can also change that 0 to any number that will correspond to the number of days you want to have played!
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You are a wonderful person, don't ever change. Not for me, not for anyone.
Silly question, is there a /command that will speed up how quickly player will get hungry? I'm building an Oregon Trail simulation and I want food to be a bigger factor.
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Hey David,
You could try effecting all of your players with the hunger status effect. You can do this with the /effect command.
Your command would look something like /effect [playername] hunger [number of seconds] [amplifier]
To make the effect infinite, you can set the time to "infinite"
The amplifier specifies how much hunger the player has (the rate at which they lose hunger) - the higher, the hungrier.
You can learn more about the /effect command here: Commands/effect – Minecraft Wiki
Let us know if you have any additional questions, or concerns!
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Thank you very much and I appreciate the compliment! As for the hunger, you should try what Kaleb has suggested, and use a effect command for hunger as there is no command for fast hunger on default with no effects. Also if you want a effect for infinite, in bedrock you can not set the amount of time to "infinite" as Kaleb has said because that is a Java only feature. If you try using Kaleb's method, make sure to set it to hard otherwise players will not starve to death. Normal players can't starve to death and will stay at half a heart, and hard mode player will starve and die. Here is a page on the Minecraft fandom detailing how Minecraft hunger works [link removed]. You could try mods but it might not work.
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Kaleb You suggestion is absolutely spot on genius! It works so well. I timed it out, so it hits three times a day, for breakfast, lunch and dinner. So, it's a duration of 4, amplifier of 255, and a pause of 210000, on a forever loop. You do have to restart it forever session, and the kids are quick to remind me it's not running. They love it.
Aleksander Bolton the /time set 0 works perfectly to reset the game clock back to zero. However, I wanted to make a few tweaks to the version I was running and wanted to reset the "Days played" back to 8, and it only goes back to zero. (/time set 8 = Days Played 0) I looked on the google machine and it suggested a tick count of 24,000 ticks per day in bedrock and that didn't work either. Am I doing something wrong for java?
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