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SleepCycle

Enhances the sleeping mechanics by allowing time to pass progressively while players are asleep, rather than skipping the night instantly.

FabricNeoForge
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FabricNeoForge
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Updated
October 8, 2026Oct 8
Published
in 2024
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At a glance

Runs on Fabric and NeoForge
For Minecraft 1.21–1.21.1, 26.1–26.2
Needed in the game and on the server
Latest version — 1.0.5-26.2-neoforge from October 8, 2026
Requires Architectury API
License MIT — free
Where it's needed
In gamerequiredOn serverrequired

Needed both in the game and on the server

Game versions1.21–1.21.1, 26.1–26.2

Minecraft-SleepCycle

Overview

The SleepCycle Mod for Minecraft enhances the sleeping mechanics by allowing time to pass progressively while players are asleep, rather than skipping the night instantly. This mod introduces new effects, custom advancements, and statistics related to sleep. Works in Minecraft 1.21 Now uses Architectury API (1.0.4)

Features

Progressive Time Passage

  • Gradual Night Transition: Time progresses gradually while players are asleep, creating a more immersive experience.
  • Customizable Tick Speed: The speed at which time progresses can be configured, allowing for a customizable experience.

New Effects

  • Well Rested: Gain this effect by sleeping for a sufficient amount of time. It provides beneficial buffs for a limited duration.
  • Tired: This effect is applied if the player sleeps for too long, resulting in temporary debuffs.

Custom Advancements

  • Ready to Sleep: Earn this advancement to open the advancement progression by making a bed.
  • Well Rested: Earn this advancement by earning a Well Rested sleep
  • Feeling Tired: Earn this advancement by earning a Tired sleep
  • Heavy Sleeper: Earn this advancement by sleeping uninterrupted for a set duration (e.g., 5 minutes).

Custom Statistics

  • Time Slept: Tracks the total time spent sleeping.
  • Well Rested Sleeps: Counts the number of times the player has gained the Well Rested effect.
  • Tired Sleeps: Counts the number of times the player has gained the Tired effect.
  • Health Regained: Tracks the total amount of health regained while sleeping.

Sound Effects

  • Positive Sound Cue: Plays when the Well Rested effect is applied.
  • Negative Sound Cue: Plays when the Tired effect is applied.

Installation

  1. Download the SleepCycle Mod file.
  2. Ensure you have Minecraft Fabric Loader installed.
  3. Place the mod file into your Minecraft mods folder.
  4. Start Minecraft using the Fabric profile.

Configuration

Mod Configuration File

  • Located in the config folder, the configuration file allows you to customize various aspects of the mod, such as tick speed and effect durations.
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Usage

Sleeping Mechanics

  • Use a Bed: Interact with a bed to start sleeping. Time will begin to progress gradually.
  • Healing and Effects: While sleeping, you will gradually regain health. Depending on the duration of your sleep, you may receive the Well Rested or Tired effect.
  • Sound Cues: Positive and negative sound cues will indicate the application of Well Rested or Tired effects, respectively.

Advancements and Statistics

  • Track Your Progress: Custom advancements and statistics will help you track your sleeping habits.

FAQ

How to install SleepCycle?

Install Fabric for your Minecraft version, download SleepCycle for the same version and loader, put the file into the mods folder and launch the game with the loader profile.

Which Minecraft versions does SleepCycle support?

SleepCycle has builds for Minecraft 1.21–1.21.1, 26.1–26.2.

Is SleepCycle needed on the server?

Needed in the game and on the server

License and source
MIT Licensefree to use and share with credit to the author
Original — Modrinth↗Files unchanged, verified with SHA-512Is this your mod? For rights holders

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