Timer & Clock
Add a functional timer to your Minecraft interface that can count time or display current time (in-game or real). You get full control over the display with design customization options and process automation - for example, stopping time during certain events (such as killing the Ender Dragon) or automatically switching to spectator mode after death.
Players can choose whether to use the shared timer or configure a personal one visible only to them!
Timer Management and Customization
All commands (except configuration settings) are available via /timer for the shared timer or /ptimer for personal ones - for example, /timer resume resumes the shared timer, while /ptimer pause pauses your personal timer.
| Command | Permission | Description |
|---|---|---|
| /timer ... | mutils.command.timer |
Main command for shared timer |
| /ptimer ... | mutils.command.ptimer |
Main command for personal timers |
| ... resume | Parent Permission | Resume counting |
| ... pause | Parent Permission | Pause counting |
| ... setup | Parent Permission | Configure parameters and appearance |
| ... reset | Parent Permission | Reset time to zero |
| /timer language | mutils.command.timer-config |
Change language |
| /timer config | mutils.command.timer-config |
Reload/Reset/Save configuration |
Design Creation and Sharing
The timer includes a full-fledged design constructor with a convenient graphical interface. Custom designs support:
- Different designs for idle and running states
- Placeholders for time values with customizable syntax
- Separate prefixes, suffixes and hiding rules for each placeholder
- Custom animations including gradients
Adventure MiniMessage styling is supported! All designs are saved in separate json files. You can share your best works in the global design library or search for ready-made solutions for use (not available in BETA version!).
Data Pack Version
MTimer is available in data pack format! This version is simple and compact. You can still choose from several ready-made designs but cannot create new ones.
Help and Frequently Asked Questions
If you need help, check out the official guides and frequently asked questions at MUtils.de/timer.
If you encounter problems or have unanswered questions, join our Discord to contact us and share experiences with other users!
API Usage
API - Overview and Usage
MTimer provides a public API for developers to manage the timer or integrate with it. The API is written in Kotlin, like MTimer itself, and is hosted on Maven Central, so no additional repositories are required. The API contains java documentation. dependencies { implementation("de.miraculixx:timer-api:1.1.2") }
For more information about the API, visit the official GitHub repository:
-> MTimer API
-> (https://github.com/MUtils-MC/MTimer-API)
Privacy
M-Timer communicates with MUtils.net servers for:
- Version checking (usually only on startup)
- Access to the public design library (only on manual access) (disabled in BETA)
During communication, the server IP is transmitted but not stored on our servers. Uploading/downloading from the public design library requires account authentication
