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Echoes 1.1.0 — ChronoShift
This update introduces new time-manipulation mechanics, magical devices, temporal nature, blocks, textures, crafting recipes, and world features.
Chrono Beacon
We added the Chrono Beacon, a new block that changes the flow of time within an 8-block radius.
The beacon includes three modes:
- Slow Time — ×0.5
- Accelerate Time — ×2
- Accelerate Time — ×3
Its effects apply to creatures, projectiles, dropped items, TNT, blocks, fluids, and other objects inside the area. Multiple overlapping beacons combine their power, allowing effects such as ×6 acceleration or ×0.25 slowdown.
Chrono Beacons can also be recolored using any of Minecraft’s 16 dyes. The selected color changes the visible outline of the beacon’s area.
Distortion Hourglass
We added the Distortion Hourglass, a new time-manipulation item that returns its owner to the position they occupied five seconds earlier.
The hourglass restores the player’s previous location, movement, and orientation, making it useful for escaping danger, correcting mistakes, or experimenting with time.
Temporal Nature Set
A completely new temporal nature and building set has been added:
- Temporal Soil
- Echo Sapling
- Echo Log
- Echo Leaves
- Echo Planks
- Echo Grass
Echo Saplings can only be planted on Temporal Soil and can be grown using bone meal.
Echo Trees
We added new Echo Trees with unique shapes and a glowing blue-and-purple appearance. Their logs, leaves, saplings, and planks can be collected and used for decoration and construction.
New Visual Style
The update introduces new textures and models for the temporal blocks, vegetation, Chrono Beacon, Distortion Hourglass, and the entire Echo Tree set.
Additional Content
- New crafting recipes
- New advancements
- New block drops and loot tables
- New tree-generation configurations
- English and Russian localization
- Improved time-field visuals
- Updated creative inventory categories
Requirements
- Minecraft 1.21.1
- Fabric Loader 0.16.14 or newer
- Fabric API
- Java 21
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repositories {
exclusiveContent {
forRepository {
maven {
name = "Modrinth"
url = "https://api.modrinth.com/maven"
}
}
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filter {
includeGroup "maven.modrinth"
}
}
}
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dependencies {
implementation "maven.modrinth:JcR9Q5yY:IQGZHPgG"
}
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modImplementation "maven.modrinth:JcR9Q5yY:IQGZHPgG"
}

