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MCLOCK - Automatic HUD Clock

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## ✦ MCLOCK - Automatic HUD Clock

 

**MCLOCK** is a lightweight, clean, and modern Behavior Pack that introduces a real-time HUD clock directly onto your screen via the sidebar scoreboard. Perfect for survival worlds, multiplayer servers, and Realms!

 

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### 🚀 Key Features:

* **Dynamic Time Conversion:** Automatically converts Minecraft world ticks into a clean 12-hour digital format (AM/PM).

* **Smart Day/Night Color Coding:** The clock dynamically changes its theme color—**Bright Yellow** for daytime and **Light Blue** for nighttime.

* **Bold & Futuristic Design:** Uses a sleek bold font setup alongside a futuristic crown/server symbol (⏣) to elevate your HUD aesthetics.

* **Pure Behavior Pack:** Built 100% using the official Minecraft Scripting API (`@minecraft/server`). **NO Resource Pack required!**

* **Realm & Multiplayer Friendly:** Since it doesn't use textures, other players joining your world **don't need to download any resource packs**. It works instantly for everyone!

 

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### 🛠️ How to Install & Setup:

1. Download and import the `.mcaddon` file into your Minecraft.

2. Apply the **MCLOCK** to your World Behavior Packs.

3. **CRITICAL:** Go to your World Settings -> Experiments, and toggle **Beta APIs** to **ON** (Required for the script to run).

4. Launch your world!

 

> ⚠️ **Note for Upgrading/Troubleshooting:** If you are upgrading from an older version or the clock doesn't appear immediately, open your chat and type:  

> `/scoreboard objectives remove mclock`  

> The system will automatically safely reboot

 the clock in 1 second.

Quick facts

Install steps are the general flow for this file type — see the MCModsHub guides for the full walkthrough.

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