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Set limits on game play time, protected with a password

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screentime-1.1.0.jar
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Easily set up a playtime limit for an entire Minecraft instance. Once a limit and password is set the mod will start keeping track of your playtime. Once the limit expires, you will be locked out of the game (worlds will be saved don't worry!) unless you enter the password to bypass the limit.

Why?

I've been trying to use macOS' built in screentime features to accomplish the same thing, but they are rather finnicky around Minecraft Java Edition. Sometimes the limit works, other times it lets you sail right past it without a peep. Even when the limit does work, the "Limit Reached" popup doesn't actually pause the game so your mouse remains captured making it basically impossible to interact with.

How?

A new button has been added to the homescreen to allow you to configure settings. You can also press the ';' key by default to access the same page in game.

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If you don't remember your password, or something else goes wrong, settings are stored in a simple JSON file in your config directory which can easily be deleted to reset everything. This does also mean that bypass is... very possible without the password so don't rely on this for everything.

Hopefully you find this helpful!

Easily set up a playtime limit for an entire Minecraft instance. Once a limit and password is set the mod will start keeping track of your playtime. Once the limit expires, you will be locked out of the game (worlds will be saved don't worry!) unless you enter the password to bypass the limit.

Why?

I've been trying to use macOS' built in screentime features to accomplish the same thing, but they are rather finnicky around Minecraft Java Edition. Sometimes the limit works, other times it lets you sail right past it without a peep. Even when the limit does work, the "Limit Reached" popup doesn't actually pause the game so your mouse remains captured making it basically impossible to interact with.

How?

A new button has been added to the homescreen to allow you to configure settings. You can also press the ';' key by default to access the same page in game. The Minecraft start screen, with an added button next to accessibility settings with a clock icon on it

Recovery

If you don't remember your password, or something else goes wrong, settings are stored in a simple JSON file in your config directory which can easily be deleted to reset everything. This does also mean that bypass is... very possible without the password so don't rely on this for everything.

Hopefully you find this helpful!

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  • You've reached your limit!
    You've reached your limit! The screen shown when the playtime limit has been reached. Shows the amount of time you have played today, plus two buttons. One to enter a password to bypass the limit and another to quit the game.
  • Settings
    Settings The settings screen for ScreenTime. When first starting the mod, you have to set a daily limit (in minutes) and a password to bypass the limit.

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