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Temporal Bottle - Time in a Bottle
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Temporal Bottle - Time in a Bottle

by Endermen76428 · on CurseForge

Are your furnaces taking too long to heat up your food or ores? Then speed them up and much more with the Temporal Bottle.

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Temporal Bottle

Save your playtime in a bottle and use it later to speed up your furnaces or brewing stands.

Craft:


To craft a Temporal Bottle you will need:
  • 1 Clock
  • Gold Ingot
  • Lapis Lazuli

 

Collecting Time:


Keeping the Temporal Bottle in your inventory will allow it to start collect time from the world that can be used later.

 

 

Cost to Accelerate:


For every doubling of speed, the total time cost also doubles.
Below is a list of how much time you need to accelerate to a certain level of speed.

 

 

Showing How Accelerate:


To accelerate some block you need to have time.
Using the Temporal Bottle in your hand and interacting with the blocks below will create a time zone 2 times faster, interacting again now it'll be 4 times faster.

 

 

 

Commands:


If you don't want to wait for the Temporal Bottle to collect time, you can use the "/givetime" command.
You can:
  • Set Time: "/givetime set [seconds: number]
  • Add Time: "/givetime add [seconds: number]

Other Info:


Soon I will add compatibility with other addons and a compatibility feature so that addon creators can already create compatibility without depending on me.

  • This addon don't disable Achievements;
  • This addon don't use Experimental;
  • This addon don't use player.json;
  • This addon is compatible with some addons.

Compatibility System


 If you are an AddonMaker and you would like to create a compatibility with this addon you can use this links below:

Documentation

Download Addon Template

If you have any question you can send me a message on Discord @Endermen76428.

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