net.minecraft.util.Timer - advance by custom amount of time (e.g. 1/30 second)

[PixelsNeverDie]

Hello,

 

does anyone here have a clue how to advance the net.minecraft.util.Timer that is used for Rendering and Game Ticking by a certain amount of time? I manually stopped it from calling the updateTimer() method (by setting timerSpeed to 0). However, I'm creating a mod which needs to be frame perfect, so I'd like to advance the timer (and it's elapsedPartialTicks, elapsedTicks and elapsedRenderTicks fields) by 1/FPS seconds.

 

Thanks in advance for any suggestions,

Pixel

[Draco18s]

Better question:

What are you trying to do and why?

[PixelsNeverDie]

I'm basically creating a frame-by-frame video using camera paths:

(directly generated from the mod)

 

Only the player (pre-recorded, it's a Replay Mod) is jittery - that's because of the Timer.

 

More footage of the Replay Mod:

[Ernio]

I am here literally just to say that this thing is so god damn cool !!! (i just had to)

 

Also: wouldn't this break all other mods (anything that uses ticks actually) and speed up/down things to strange brackets?

[deadrecon98]

Maybe try a tick handler? That seems to tick once every 100th of a second. (or 1 milisecond)