TimeScaleLib
A library mod for Minecraft that introduces time scaling (bullet time) functionality. Free Minecraft Java mod for 1.20.1, 1.21.11, 1.21.1.
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TimeScaleLib
TimeScaleLib is a library mod that adds advanced time scaling (bullet time) mechanics to Minecraft.
Unlike the vanilla /tick rate command, this mod only slows down non-player entities and the game world's time flow, allowing for more natural slow-motion effects while keeping player control responsive.
Features
- Independent time scaling system
- Smooth recovery transition support
- Rendering-compatible PartialTick API
- Support for applying time scaling to the movement of specified entities
- Built-in time scaling commands
Compatibility
TimeScaleLib includes compatibility support for several combat and gameplay systems.
Currently compatible with:
Known incompatible mods:
- None
Commands
Apply Time Scale
/timescale apply <scale> [<duration>] [<transition>] [include <target>]
Applies a time scale effect to the game world.
scale: Time scale multiplier (0.0 ~ 1.0)duration: Optional total duration in ticks. Default is-1; when set to-1, the time scale effect lasts indefinitelytransition: Optional recovery transition duration in ticks. Default is20; when set to-1, the transition is applied throughout the entire duration of the time scale effecttarget: Optional entity whose physical movement will also be affected by time scaling (typically the player). Default isnull
Example:
/timescale apply 0.1 120 20
Runs at 10% time speed for 120 ticks and smoothly restores normal speed during the final 20 ticks.
Remove Time Scale
/timescale remove
Removes all active time scale effects.
API
Currently provides:
- Apply time scale
- Query current time scale
- Remove all time scales
- Access layered PartialTick values
Currently used to provide bullet time effects for ParCoolSkill.
- Ships as timescalelib-1.2.8.jar — drop this file into the mods folder
- Download size: 362 KB
- Download link checked 23 Aug 2026 — working
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