So I attempted to increase my random tick speed using the command: "/gamerule randomTickspeed 800" but for some reason it made absolutely no difference to the tick speed whatsoever, despite the game even saying "gamereule randomTickspeed has been updated". If someone knows what the issue is here and how it could be fixed I would really appreciate it!
Game rules are case sensitive. You just made a new game rule called "randomTickspeed" instead of updating the actual game rule "randomTickSpeed".
The game allows you to do this to support mods, but it will have no effect on the actual random tick speed of the game. You want:
/gamerule randomTickSpeed 800
It's also worth mentioning that recent versions of Minecraft have Tab completion. "/gamerule random<Tab>" is usually sufficient for the autocomplete, but now that you've added "randomTickspeed", you're stuck with it. There is unfortunately no way to remove incorrect rules such as this within Minecraft itself. However, you can use NBTEdit (or your favorite NBT editor) to accomplish that, which of course you can only do if you have access to the world files (Singleplayer, or access to the server's operating system, or world download/re-upload).
this is 4 years ago and people prob dont use the forum anymore but if you want to change your tick speed without cheats on use nbteditor and open gamerules inside of level.dat and double click randomTickSpeed and set it to what you want:)
So I attempted to increase my random tick speed using the command: "/gamerule randomTickspeed 800" but for some reason it made absolutely no difference to the tick speed whatsoever, despite the game even saying "gamereule randomTickspeed has been updated". If someone knows what the issue is here and how it could be fixed I would really appreciate it!
That's not the correct syntax of the command. When in doubt always check the wiki first.
I don't think random tick speed affects redstone ticks, I could be wrong but that is my understanding.
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Game rules are case sensitive. You just made a new game rule called "randomTickspeed" instead of updating the actual game rule "randomTickSpeed".
The game allows you to do this to support mods, but it will have no effect on the actual random tick speed of the game. You want:
/gamerule randomTickSpeed 800
It's also worth mentioning that recent versions of Minecraft have Tab completion. "/gamerule random<Tab>" is usually sufficient for the autocomplete, but now that you've added "randomTickspeed", you're stuck with it. There is unfortunately no way to remove incorrect rules such as this within Minecraft itself. However, you can use NBTEdit (or your favorite NBT editor) to accomplish that, which of course you can only do if you have access to the world files (Singleplayer, or access to the server's operating system, or world download/re-upload).
Thanks so much this was very helpful!!!
this is 4 years ago and people prob dont use the forum anymore but if you want to change your tick speed without cheats on use nbteditor and open gamerules inside of level.dat and double click randomTickSpeed and set it to what you want:)