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04. PLACEHOLDERS

The available placeholders are as follows :

  • {tm_player} : Displays the name of the player.
  • {tm_world} : Displays the name of the world.
  • {tm_tick} : Displays the current tick.
  • {tm_time12} : Displays the current time in hh:mm:ss format. (1 → 12)
  • {tm_time24} : Displays the current time in HH:mm:ss format. (0 → 23)
  • {tm_hours12} : Displays the current hour value in 2 digits. (1 → 12)
  • {tm_hours24} : Displays the current hour value in 2 digits. (0 → 23)
  • {tm_minutes} : Displays the current minutes value in 2 digits.
  • {tm_seconds} : Displays the current seconds value in 2 digits.
  • {tm_ampm} : Displays the current AM or PM part of the day.
  • {tm_daypart} : Displays the name of the current part of the day, among the four existing ones, in each of the languages.
  • {tm_currentday} : Displays the number of the current day. (1 → ∞)
  • {tm_elapseddays} : Displays the number of elapsed day(s). (0 → ∞)
  • {tm_dayname} : Displays the name of current day, based on entries in the lang.yml file.
  • {tm_yearday} : Displays the number of the day in the year. (1 → 365)
  • {tm_yearweek} : Displays the number of the week in the year. (1 → 52)
  • {tm_week} : Displays the number of elapsed weeks. (1 → ∞)
  • {tm_monthname} : Displays the name of current month, based on entries in the lang.yml file.
  • {tm_dd} : Displays the day part of the date in 2 digits.
  • {tm_mm} : Displays the month part of the date in 2 digits.
  • {tm_yy} : Displays the year part of the date in 2 digits.
  • {tm_yyyy} : Displays the year part of the date in 4 digits.
  • {tm_season} : Current season for the player's world — WINTER / SPRING / SUMMER / FALL (or "off" when the seasons engine is disabled).
  • {tm_season_preset} : Active season preset — TEMPERATE / ARCTIC / CUSTOM / etc.
  • {tm_season_dayofyear} : Day of the season-year, 0 to year-length minus 1.
  • {tm_season_daylight} : Daylight share for this MC day formatted with a percent sign, e.g. `47%`
  • {tm_season_hemisphere} : `north` or `south`.

Please note that these placeholders are case sensitive.

They can be used in lang and cmds YAML files, but also in signs, books, chat messages and commands.