Time God: Stop Time & Matrix Mode Mod / Addon

RR Time God: Stop Time & Matrix Mode Mod is built around one big fantasy: hitting pause on the world when survival starts going sideways. The add-on was rebuilt for version 2.0.0, and this Full Access Edition opens every feature right away, so you are not easing into it. You get the full time-control setup from the start.

The main thing here is the Matrix-style world freeze. Once you activate the Time Clock, mobs inside an adjustable radius of up to 100 blocks lock in place like statues. They stop moving, stop attacking, and stop tracking you, while you keep walking around like nothing happened. That alone changes the feel of cave fights, ambushes, and messy survival moments where one bad second normally ends the whole run.



A skeleton fires, the arrow stops in midair, and you walk past it with a clock in your hand. RR Time God brings that Matrix-style moment to Minecraft Bedrock, giving you control over nearby mobs and projectiles when a fight starts getting out of hand.

The clock is your main tool. Use it to freeze nearby creatures and projectiles, then use it again when you’re ready to let the action continue. The freeze range can be adjusted in the settings, from a smaller area around you to a much wider radius. Arrows aren’t the only things that can hang in the air: tridents, snowballs, Ender Pearls, and fireballs are supported too. Imagine stepping into a cave, spotting several mobs ahead, and stopping them long enough to move into a better position. You can also use the pause to retreat, eat, or figure out which enemy deserves your attention first. The ability affects mobs and supported projectiles within its range, so don’t assume every process in the world has been paused.

Freezing enemies opens up another trick: damage stacking. Hit a frozen mob several times, resume time, and the stored damage applies when the fight starts moving again. That can make a crowded encounter feel like a superhero scene, especially if you line up attacks before releasing the freeze. There’s also a slow-motion mode for when you want the action to keep moving at a reduced pace. To activate it, hold the clock, sneak, and use it. Flash Speed is another option, giving you faster movement while time is stopped. Use that window to get behind an enemy or reach a safer position, but keep track of what’s waiting when time resumes. An arrow suspended beside you is still a good reason to pay attention before turning the effect off.

A regular book opens the settings menu: hold it, sneak, and use it. From there, you can adjust the freeze range and damage multiplier, switch Flash Speed on or off, and change audiovisual effects. Auto Time Freeze is available too, giving you a chance to react when your health drops dangerously low. The addon tracks stats such as time stops and hits stacked, which is fun if you want to see just how often you’ve rescued yourself with a well-timed pause. Before loading your world, enable Beta APIs in the experimental settings so the time-control scripts can run. Then put a clock somewhere easy to reach on your hotbar. When the next cave fight gets messy, you’ll have more options than swinging wildly and hoping your food bar holds out.

RR Time God: Stop Time & Matrix Mode Mod also freezes projectiles in mid-air, which is easily one of the coolest parts of the add-on. Arrows, tridents, snowballs, Ender Pearls, and even Ghast fireballs can hang in place while you move around them. On top of that, there is a slow motion mode for a more cinematic version of the same power, where the world does not fully stop but still moves at your pace instead of its own.

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!