SlumberSignal is a client-side only Fabric mod for Minecraft 26.1.2. It does exactly one thing: it tells you the exact moment the Overworld night becomes dark enough to use a bed, with a deliberately over-animated notification.
you can sleep now.
The mod detects the exact moment sleeping becomes possible, using the same rule the server uses (BED_RULE environment attribute -> BedRule.canSleep). This means thunderstorms and other weather conditions that block sleeping are properly respected. It only fires while the player is in the Overworld.
It shows the message you can sleep now. exactly once per night. It never spams you. The notifier is automatically re-armed on dimension change, world change, join, and disconnect.
When the notification fires, it displays a heavily animated, compact HUD panel (no full-screen flash). The animation timeline includes:
No config file is ever created. All state is kept entirely in memory.
SlumberSignal follows Semantic Versioning + build metadata in the format MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH+mc<minecraft_version>. The version number is always maintained in gradle.properties (mod_version), and fabric.mod.json reads it automatically via ${version} — it is never hardcoded.
| Component | When to increment | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MAJOR | Breaking change — old saves or configs no longer work | Reset MINOR and PATCH to 0 |
| MINOR | New feature added, everything old still works | Reset PATCH to 0 |
| PATCH | Bug-fix-only, no new features, nothing broken | |
| +mc* | Minecraft version this build targets | No effect on version comparison |
Only one position is incremented per release, matching the biggest change in that release. If a release contains both bug fixes and new features, only MINOR is incremented — a new feature always outranks a bug fix.
| Mod Loader | Fabric |
| Minecraft | 26.1.2 |
| Dependencies | Fabric API, Fabric Loader (>=0.19.3) |
| License | MIT |
| Environment | Client only (no server entrypoint, no packets, no mixins) |
This mod — and this description — was made entirely with AI assistance, in Thailand. Everything you see here is AI-generated. Is the mod good? Yes, I think so. But if you have a problem with people using AI to make mods, that is your problem, not mine. Don't believe this summary was written by AI? That is also your problem.
I might add features, fixes, or other things in the future — things that neither you nor I know about yet. Confused why I am telling you this? Because I might think of a feature at any moment. That is all.
Found a bug? Want a new feature? Have an idea? Email me at [email protected] — I will review it and decide whether it is worth adding. The source code is available on GitHub, but it is source code only — there is no issue tracker for bug reports. Please use the email above instead.
This mod does not use any external libraries. The only dependency is Fabric API.
