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TIME STOP Mod / Addon

Mods / Addons / Mods 1.21




TIME STOP Mod drops a single tool with huge impact: a clock you craft, carry, and click when you want the world to hold still for a beat. The idea is simple—you set the tempo instead of letting the day-night cycle or a messy fight dictate it. Hit the clock to pause time, line up what needs doing, then release and let the world breathe again. It feels like having a metronome for your session: you decide when to push, when to reset, and when to take a clean snapshot of your work without rushing.

In survival, the clock turns chaos into choices. Cave dead-end and a crowd behind you? Stop the clock, place a quick wall, eat, and plan a smarter route. During a village raid, you can freeze the moment, mark targets, and reposition before the horn section gets loud again. Builders get the most zen use case: pause at sunrise, lay a tricky roof line while the light stays perfect, step back for screenshots, and resume when you’re satisfied. Redstone tinkerers can halt the tick, peek at a contraption’s state, and unpause to watch one slice of the cycle at a time—it’s a cleaner way to spot where your timing feels off.





Co-op, treat TIME STOP Mod like shared gear. Call out when you’re about to use it so nobody gets caught mid-jump, and agree on a “no spam” etiquette to keep the session flowing. I like to keep the clock on a dedicated hotbar slot so my thumb knows exactly where the brake pedal lives; it turns panic into habit. Whether you’re stabilizing a boss prep, saving a near-loss, or just fixing a build line without the sun racing you, the TIME STOP Mod gives you that rare luxury in this game: control over the moment you’re in.

Installation Mod:
- Download the .mcaddon / .mcpack;
- Open the file to import into the game;
- In World Settings → Resource Packs and Behavior Packs, enable it (turn on Experiments if needed);
- Have fun!

time_stop_5_2.mcaddon [418.77 Kb] (downloads: 115)

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