BetterSleeping Revived

This is a continuation of ExtraCrafTX's BetterSleeping mod, ported to 1.17+ and rewritten for better compatibility and native support for 1.17's new `playersSleepingPercentage` gamerule.

Sleep recovery

Sleep recovery gives players regeneration for 15s when they have slept through the night. This can be adjusted in the config.

No-sleep debuffs

No-sleep debuffs are applied when a player has skipped three nights consecutively without sleeping. The effects get stronger and last longer the more nights the player is awake. This can be enabled or disabled, and the nights before the effect is applied can be configured through the config file as well.

The effects given are:

• Slowness
• Weakness
• Nausea
• Mining fatigue
• Blindness

(Effects and timing are configurable)

Messages

Messages are sent when a player sleeps, for skipping nights and for debuffs. These can all be configured as well. Each message can have placeholders that are replaced:

• The night skipped message does not take any placeholders.
• The players asleep message can take:
• `{asleepPlayers}` which is replaced with the number of players asleep
  • `{totalPlayers}` which is replaced with the total number of players
  • `{asleepPercentage}` which is replaced with the percentage of players that are asleep
  • `{asleepPlayersRequired}` which is replaced with the number of players required to skip the night
  • `{asleepPercentageRequired}` which is replaced with the percentage of players required to skip the night
  • `{asleepPlayersAdditionallyNeeded}` which is replaced with the number of players additionally needed to sleep to skip the night
• The debuff message can take `{nightsAwake}` which is replaced with the number of nights skipped.

The config file also has a formatting field that is used to format the messages. It is a list and can take the names of any of the standard colours and styles. The Minecraft wiki has a full list.

Config

The config file is found in the config folder and is called `bettersleeping.toml`. This folder should be in the same place as your mods folder (`.minecraft` for Windows). If this file is deleted the mod will recreate it with the default settings at the next start-up. If you're in singleplayer, you can also use the in-game configuration menu (via ModMenu)!