HyperClock Plugin

HyperClock is a Minecraft plugin that creates a global stopwatch and/or timer that can be fully controlled in-game through commands. With HyperClock, players and server administrators can easily start, pause, and reset time using the appropriate permissions or with OP. The plugin integrates with PlaceholderAPI and provides multiple placeholders, allowing the stopwatch and timer to be shown on scoreboards, tab lists, boss bars, or other UI elements. Perfect for events, minigames, and challenges where timing matters.

Features

• Creates a global stopwatch and/or timer that can be controlled in-game via commands.
• Uses a permission-based system to manage who can start, stop, reset/set, or view the timer.
• Displays the current status using multiple PlaceholderAPI placeholders.
• Fully compatible with scoreboards, tab lists, boss bars, and other UI elements.
• Supports both stopwatch (count up) and timer (count down) modes for different use cases.
• Real-time updates for accurate and reliable timing.
• Lightweight and optimized for smooth gameplay.

Installation

Modrinth Website

1. Download the latest version of HyperClock from Modrinth by clicking Download and selecting the correct options.
2. Move the downloaded .jar file into your Minecraft server’s plugins folder.
3. Start (or restart) your server to activate the plugin and check the commands below.
4. Enjoy an improved timing experience!

Aternos

1. Open your Aternos server on aternos.org
2. Go to Software and check that your server is running a software that allows plugins (recommended: paper). If not, install that first.
3. Click on the Plugins and search for HyperClock.
4. Click on the first result and download the latest version.
5. Start (or restart) your server to activate the plugin and check the commands below.
6. Enjoy an improved timing experience!

Commands

HyperClock has two main commands:

• /stopwatch → counts time up
• /timer → counts time down

Both commands have similar subcommands.

Permissions

Placeholders

This plugin uses the PlaceholderAPI to provide dynamic values. The PlaceholderAPI integration is fully integrated into the plugin and does not require separate installation.

Stopwatch Placeholders

These placeholders provide information about the stopwatch.

Timer Placeholders

These placeholders provide information about the timer.

These placeholders can be used in all plugins and configurations that support PlaceholderAPI, such as scoreboards, holograms, chat formatting and more.

Configuration

HyperClock offers a wide range of configurable options to tailor the behavior to your specific needs. You can easily customize settings such as auto start, default time, storage method, and much more. Additionally, HyperClock supports multiple languages, with Dutch and English available by default. You can create your own language files by adding them to the /lang folder.

To select your preferred language, simply adjust the general.language setting in the config.yml file.

For a complete view of our config.yml file, please refer to the current config file down below. Feel free to explore and tweak the settings according to your preferences.

You can check the full config here on GitHub.

Credits

• HyperProjects: This project is made by the HyperProjects team.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

View the license by:

• Clicking the LICENSE file on GitHub
• On Modrinth, clicking on the Licensed MIT section on the right

Feedback & Contributions

We welcome contributions and suggestions! Feel free to submit pull requests, report issues, or share your ideas to help make HyperClock even better.

Enjoy timing like never before with HyperClock!