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Daylight Saving (Sky Remote)
"Golden hour, forever. Or 3am, if you're feeling spooky."
How do I install Daylight Saving (Sky Remote)?
Download the free ProjectMods desktop app, then install Daylight Saving (Sky Remote) for Muck in one click.
</>What does Daylight Saving (Sky Remote) do?
Muck's clock never stops ticking, and night is when things get dangerous. Daylight Saving hands you the remote. Drag the Time Of Day slider to set the exact moment you want in the sky - sunrise, blazing noon, moody dusk, or full dark. Flip on Freeze Time and the sun stops dead, holding that perfect light for as long as you like. Great for building your base in permanent daylight, lining up cinematic screenshots at golden hour, or forcing an eternal night if you actually enjoy fighting things in the dark. Want your days to just last longer instead of freezing? The Day Length slider stretches a single day out so you get more breathing room between night waves - or shrinks it if you like living on the edge. Pairs nicely with Screenshot Mode when you want a clean, perfectly-lit shot of your island.
</>What is Daylight Saving (Sky Remote)?
Daylight Saving from ProjectMods, a free game modding platform and desktop app, puts Muck's sky on a remote. A time-of-day slider sets the sun position anywhere from dawn to midnight. Freeze Time locks it there permanently, and Day Length controls how fast normal time passes.
</>Common questions about Daylight Saving (Sky Remote)
What does Daylight Saving do in Muck?
Daylight Saving is a Muck mod from ProjectMods that gives you complete control over the game's day-night cycle. It includes three controls. The Time Of Day slider lets you set the exact moment in the sky, from sunrise through noon, dusk, and deep night. The Freeze Time toggle locks the sun at whatever position you set, holding that lighting permanently until you release it. The Day Length slider stretches or compresses how long a single in-game day lasts during normal play. Together these tools let you play in permanent daylight, build during golden hour forever, or customize the pacing of your survival sessions.
Can you freeze the sun at a specific time in Muck with Daylight Saving?
Yes. Drag the Time Of Day slider to the exact sky position you want, then flip on the Freeze Time toggle. The sun stops moving and holds that lighting permanently until you turn Freeze Time off again. This is perfect for building your base under constant bright daylight without worrying about night waves interrupting your work. It is equally useful for setting up atmospheric screenshots at golden hour, creating a permanent moody dusk for a spooky playthrough, or forcing eternal night if you enjoy the challenge of fighting in the dark. The freeze is instant and precise, giving you studio-level lighting control over your island.
How does the Day Length slider work in Daylight Saving?
The Day Length slider adjusts how long a complete day-night cycle takes during normal, unfrozen gameplay. Stretching it above the default gives you longer days, which means more daylight hours to gather, build, and explore before night falls and mob waves begin. This is great for players who feel rushed by Muck's default day length and want more breathing room. Conversely, shortening it below default makes days fly by, bringing night waves more frequently for a faster-paced, higher-pressure survival experience. The slider gives you fine control over the game's rhythm without freezing time entirely, letting you keep the natural cycle but at your preferred pace.
What are the best Daylight Saving settings for building in Muck?
For a focused building session, the ideal setup is to drag Time Of Day to high noon for maximum brightness, then toggle Freeze Time on. This gives you permanent, even lighting with no shadows shifting across your build and no night waves spawning to interrupt your construction. If you prefer softer light with longer shadows for a more atmospheric build, set the slider to late morning or early afternoon instead. Pair this with Pest Control to stop any remaining mob spawns, Ghost Protocol for flight so you can place structures from above, and Thin Air Crafting to remove material requirements. This combination creates the ultimate creative building environment in Muck.
Does Daylight Saving affect mob spawning and night waves in Muck?
Daylight Saving controls the sky and lighting but interacts with the game's spawn system through the day-night cycle. When you freeze time at a daytime position, the game stays in its daytime state, which means night-triggered mob waves will not activate as long as the sun remains frozen before nightfall. This effectively lets you prevent night waves by keeping the world in permanent daylight. If you freeze time at night, the game stays in its nighttime state. The Day Length slider affects how quickly you reach night during normal play, giving you indirect control over wave timing. For direct mob control, pair it with Pest Control.
What options does Daylight Saving (Sky Remote) include?
Freeze Time
Stop the clock and hold the sun exactly at your chosen hour.
Day Length Multiplier
How long each day lasts compared to normal. 1 is the game's normal length, 2 is twice as long, 0.5 is half. Set back to 1 (or turn the mod off) to hand pacing back to the game.
Set Time (Hour)
Set the hour on a 24-hour clock: 12 is high noon, 18 is sunset, 0 (or 24) is midnight, 6 is sunrise. The sky jumps the moment you change it.
Daylight Saving is a free Muck mod from ProjectMods that lets you set the exact time of day, freeze the sun in place, and adjust how long days last in Muck.
System Requirements
What features does Daylight Saving (Sky Remote) include?
- Drag the time-of-day slider to set the sun exactly where you want it
- Freeze time completely so the sky stays locked at your chosen hour
- Adjust day length to make daytime longer or shorten those dangerous nights
- Switch between golden hour, high noon, and midnight on demand
- Combine freeze and time-of-day for permanent daylight or eternal spooky darkness
Best For
- Builders who want permanent daylight so they can see their base clearly while working
- Players who hate nighttime mobs and want shorter or skippable nights
- Screenshot hunters looking for the perfect lighting for their island creation
- Horror fans locking the clock to midnight for a scarier survival experience
- Groups who keep arguing about whether it's too dark to keep exploring
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