So is there a method to get server current TPS?

So is there a method to get server current TPS?

@awnc There must be, but I can't find one. I'd appreciate any help though!
Still chipping away at the next update, will add 1.19.3 support (current version might work if you edit the fabric.mod.json file inside the jar though, not sure).

There doesn't seem to be a way to do this with Fabric API, which is a shame. Every mod I've looked at so far (Carpet, TabTPS, etc) use their own method of tracking TPS/MSPT.

Quite a bit of work to implement this for a small gain, if anyone is reading this and wants this implemented, let me know.

If implementing IRL seconds-until-wake is too much work, why not change it to Minecraft time-until-wake? for example, if the sun rises at 6 am, tell the player what time it is currently, in the game. that way the player can still have a form of progress visualization, and it would be much easier to do.

Otherwise, yes, the incorrect seconds are annoying and misleading and should be fixed somehow.

If implementing IRL seconds-until-wake is too much work, why not change it to Minecraft time-until-wake? for example, if the sun rises at 6 am, tell the player what time it is currently, in the game. that way the player can still have a form of progress visualization, and it would be much easier to do.

Otherwise, yes, the incorrect seconds are annoying and misleading and should be fixed somehow.

The seconds are currently not incorrect, unless the tickrate drops below 20.
Though telling the player what in game time it is right now would be a good replacement!

I'll think about what to do with it. Need to continue the math for the exponential curve system at some point as well (see #9).

Since this is quite an edge case that should barely yield any issues and can be compensated for using the config, I've decided not to work on this issue for now.
Any contributions are welcome though, feel free to make a PR to implement this!

Not sure if this is still relevant but you could take a look at how the mod "SleepWarp" does it, because in my experience the countdown in that mod is always accurate, even if the tickrate is wrong (I think) -- I find that ticking things quickly like this mod and SleepWarp does tends to lower the server tickrate yet the timer is still accurate.

Not sure if this is still relevant but you could take a look at how the mod "SleepWarp" does it, because in my experience the countdown in that mod is always accurate, even if the tickrate is wrong (I think) -- I find that ticking things quickly like this mod and SleepWarp does tends to lower the server tickrate yet the timer is still accurate.

SleepWarp also seems to hardcode the tps

var remainingSeconds = Math.round(((double) remainingTicks / warpTickCount) / 20);