Can I make a Nether clock (time) in Minecraft?
Arqade Asked on February 1, 2021
I want to make a pseudo-clock (time, not redstone) in the Nether. I was wondering if this had to be done using a command block with /time query daytime somehow. Is this possible in vanilla Minecraft?
2 Answers
Try incrementing time (or any arbitrary scoreboard variable) by one every tick which can be achieved by using a repeat command block, preferably in spawn chunks.
Answered by aytimothy on February 1, 2021
This is possible if you have a daylight detector on one side of a nether portal that shoots items through the portal and get detected on the other side. Then the detected signals would power certain parts of the clock.
Answered by JustYourFellowTerrarian on February 1, 2021
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