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FabricTickRate

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FabricTickRate

By BubbleFish_dev

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allows you to change tickrate (Slow motion & Fast forward)

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Minecraft
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Description

FABRIC TICKRATE

THE MOD FROM YOUR DREAMS

This mod allows you to change tickrate (TPS) of Minecraft with using FabricMC (Slow motion & Fast forward)

WARNING! Only clientside (It means you cannot use it on a server, only in singleplayer)

How to install

1. Download .jar archive

2. Install FabricMC

3. Copy/Cut this .jar archive into $PATH$/.minecraft/mods/ (you can search in Internet where's this folder on your OS)

4. Do the same for Fabric API (download and paste into mods folder)

5. Run fabric-loader

How to use
use /tickrate <get/set> <value>
- if you type get you will get current TPS
- if you type set you should to type value in float (number which can be with float point)

How it looks like

Where it can be used
1. When you testing any minecraft mechanic (farms, datapacks, mods, etc)
2. Skip something (skip night/day, etc)
3. For movies (Slow Motion is awesome)
4. Any your own ideas!

Also

I'm sure other developers might also be interested in how this works. For this you can visit the page on github.