DaylightChangerStruggle

Players pick one of several cycle types, and the mod moves the in-game time through the chosen pattern. The transition between stages follows an easing curve that controls how the change animates, and only some cycle types use easings. The motion is not tied to game ticks alone: interpolation between ticks keeps the change visually smooth.

The mod can be switched off so the world daylight returns to normal, and a separate option disables the night-vision effect that would otherwise brighten the screen at night. Its interface is built on libraries that let it add its own configuration screens, with tooltips on almost every widget. A player can also use commands alongside the user interface, and the mod is noted as compatible with shader and rendering mods such as Sodium and Iris.

Since the initial release, the mod has offered the cycle types listed in its menu. To reach that menu after disabling World Time, the player opens the Cycle Menu and switches cycles by clicking two arrows, one pointing each way. The mod is open source under the GNU Lesser General Public License v3.0 only, and its source code and issue tracker are public. Installation needs Fabric API on Fabric, and the 1.18 – 26.3 range covers 20 release versions.