Comforts

Comforts (Illusive Soulworks, comforts, v6.4.0) adds sleeping bags and hammocks in 16 dye colors each — portable sleep spots that skip the day (or, for hammocks, flip day to night) without setting a new spawn point the way a bed does. That distinction is the whole point of the mod: it’s built for adventuring parties who want to camp and skip a dangerous night without accidentally relocating their respawn to some random cave.

config/comforts-server.toml shows this pack running close to defaults but with real tuning: sleeping bags only work at NIGHT and hammocks only work during DAY (sleepingBagUse / hammockUse), so the two items are deliberately non-overlapping — a hammock is how you skip forward through the day, a sleeping bag is how you skip through the night. autoUse: true means simply placing one prompts the sleep animation automatically. sleepingBagBreakChance is set to 0, so unlike some configurations, bags in this pack are not consumed on use. Both items count toward phantom-spawn prevention the same as a vanilla bed (hammocksStopPhantoms / sleepingBagsStopPhantoms: true), and daySleepingPercentage is left at -1, meaning it falls back to the world’s normal playerSleepingPercentage game rule for how many players need to sleep to skip the night.

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Anticipated questions

• What does this mod add? Sleeping bags and hammocks in 16 dye colors each — portable sleep spots that skip time without setting a new spawn point the way a bed does.
• Why use it instead of a bed? So an adventuring party can camp and skip a dangerous night without accidentally relocating their respawn to some random spot.
• What’s the difference between the sleeping bag and the hammock here? Sleeping bags only work at night (to skip through the night); hammocks only work during the day (to skip forward through the day) — they’re deliberately non-overlapping.
• Do sleeping bags get used up? No — sleepingBagBreakChance is set to 0, so bags aren’t consumed on use in this pack.
• Do they stop phantoms? Yes — both count toward phantom-spawn prevention the same as a vanilla bed.