Features:
- Displays the current in-game day just above the hotbar
- The count refreshes in the action bar at every sunrise
- Shows a plain Day X readout and nothing else
- No commands to type once it is running
- No helper functions or extra dependencies required
- Works in survival hardcore and creative worlds
- Good for survival series and recorded playthroughs
- Useful for day-count challenge runs
- Makes milestones such as Day 100 easy to spot
- Uses the daycounter namespace
- Fabric Forge NeoForge and Quilt support
- Made by Kxffie
Day Counter answers the question that quietly builds up in every long Minecraft world: how far in are you? Each time the sun comes up, a short Day X line appears in the action bar directly above the hotbar, and nothing else about your screen changes.
There is nothing to set up and nothing to run alongside it. The pack ships without commands, without helper functions and without dependencies, so it stays out of the way of whatever else the world is already using, and it behaves the same whether you are playing survival, hardcore or creative.
That makes it a natural fit for recorded playthroughs, where viewers can place an episode on the timeline at a glance, and for challenge runs where the whole score is how many days you lasted. Round numbers like Day 100 arrive announced instead of slipping past unnoticed.
