Minecraft Redstone Tick Calculator
Minecraft runs at 20 ticks a second and a full day is 24000 of them — 20 real minutes. Redstone adds a second unit on top: repeaters are set in redstone ticks, each worth two game ticks. This converts between all of them and works out the delay of a repeater chain, so you can time a clock without counting in your head.
| Day begins | 0 |
| Noon | 6000 |
| Sunset | 12000 |
| Night / mobs spawn | 13000 |
| Midnight | 18000 |
| Sunrise | 23000 |
20 game ticks a second, 24000 to a full day — 20 real minutes. A repeater’s setting is in redstone ticks, and one redstone tick is two game ticks, so a 4-setting repeater delays 8.
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