OmegaDayCounter

OmegaDayCounter is a lightweight PlaceholderAPI expansion that tracks the age of your worlds in Minecraft days — perfect for survival servers, SMPs, and roleplay communities that want to display how long the world has existed.

Features

• Per-world day counting — every world's age is tracked independently. A player standing in the Nether sees the Nether's day count; in the End, the End's count. Fully compatible with custom and multi-world setups.

• Year + day display — a second placeholder formats the world's age into readable years and days, with automatic singular/plural grammar.

• Thousand-separator formatting — counts over 999 display as 1,000, not 1000, for clean scoreboards and chat.

• Never resets — the day count is based on total elapsed world time, so it survives day/night cycles, restarts, and time set commands without drifting.

• Zero configuration — no config to tune. Install PlaceholderAPI, drop the jar in, and the placeholders work immediately.

• Console-safe — when no player context is available (console, offline contexts), the placeholder gracefully falls back to the server's main world.

Placeholders

• %omega_daycounter% — total completed days of the viewer's current world (e.g. 125, 1,000, 2,739).

• %omega_yearday_counter% — the same count formatted as years and days (365 days = 1 year). Examples: 1 Year 24 Days, 3 Years 1 Day, 24 Days.

Requirements

• PlaceholderAPI installed and enabled

• A valid license key entered in the plugin's config (the plugin disables itself with a clear console error if the key is missing, invalid, or expired)

Perfect For

• Scoreboard and TAB displays showing world age

• Server announcements and welcome messages

• Roleplay servers tracking in-world calendars

• Anywhere PlaceholderAPI placeholders are supported — TAB, DeluxeMenus, holograms, chat plugins and more

Drop it in, set your license key, and start showing off your world's age.

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