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RealClockHUD
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RealClockHUD

Displays the real-life system time as a HUD overlay in Minecraft.

Preview of Original Settings

Features


Settings/Commands

All settings are stored in .minecraft/config/realclock.json and can be edited manually. The config is self-healing - any invalid values will be reset to defaults automatically on next launch.

You can also change any setting using the /realclock command - no need to edit the config file directly. Changes take effect immediately and are saved automatically.

The clock can also be toggled with the K keybind (rebindable in Options > Controls).

Setting Command Default Description
24h /realclock 24h true false Use 24hr time format instead of 12hr
background /realclock background true true Show a dark box behind the clock
color /realclock color #FF0000 #FFFFFF Text color as a hex value
corner /realclock corner top-left top-right Clock position - top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right
date /realclock date true false Show the real-life date below the clock
gametime /realclock gametime true false Show the in-game day and time of day
offsetx /realclock offsetx 8 4 Horizontal nudge in pixels from the corner
offsety /realclock offsety 8 4 Vertical nudge in pixels from the corner
scale /realclock scale 1.5 1.0 Text scale - 1.0 is normal, 2.0 is double size
seconds /realclock seconds true false Show seconds alongside the time
sessiontimer /realclock sessiontimer true false Show how long you've been in the current session
shadow /realclock shadow true true Render a drop shadow behind the text
toggle /realclock toggle true Whether the clock is currently visible

Configuration

Config file is created automatically at .minecraft/config/realclock.json on first launch.

{
  "visible": true,
  "corner": "TOP_RIGHT",
  "use24Hour": false,
  "showSeconds": false,
  "color": 16777215,
  "scale": 1.0,
  "showDate": false,
  "showGameTime": false,
  "showSessionTimer": false,
  "showBackground": true,
  "textShadow": true,
  "offsetX": 4,
  "offsetY": 4
}

color is stored as a decimal integer. 16777215 = #FFFFFF (white).


Quick facts

Install steps are the general flow for this file type — How to install Minecraft Java mods & modpacks walks through it step by step.

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