How to make a timer in minecraft command blocks

You don't need any redstone for this. Build a chain of command blocks (see included screenshot for the command block layout) and paste the following commands in them (in order):

scoreboard players add global timer 1

execute if score global timer matches 12000.. run effect give @a minecraft:saturation 1 5 true

execute if score global timer matches 12000.. run scoreboard players reset global timer

before you run the chain, create the scoreboard objective by running this command in chat:

/scoreboard objectives add timer dummy

and adjust the effect values.

the number 12000 is in-game ticks. To calculate how many ticks are needed for 10 minutes:

10 mins * 60 seconds = 600 seconds

1 real-life second = 20 Minecraft ticks so 600 * 20 = 12000 ticks

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This is a nice and simple timer using scoreboard tehnology.

When you want to activate the timer,just place a redstone block next to the repeating command block (the purple one).

Again, when you want to activate the timer reset,just place a redstone block next to the impulse command block (the orange one).

Have a nice day and have fun coding! ;)

Lol,i forgot how to show the timer: /scoreboard objective setdisplay sidebar Timer

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Created: Mon, 03 Jul 2017 09:15:46, Updated: Tue, 03 Aug 2021 10:49:04, Views: 5832

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How do you make a timer in Minecraft?

Here is your answer!.
Step 1: Wiring. Place down four redstone like you see here..
Step 2: Connecting. Place two repeaters in between the redstone, facing opposite ways as you see here..
Step 3: Power. Replace one of the redstone dusts with a redstone torch. ... .
Step 4: Finished..