Actually Played
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Arknights: Endfield Playtime Tracker
6.3#5 in game playtime trackersFree planFree planWebWindows
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| Fact | Actually Played | Arknights: Endfield Playtime Tracker |
|---|---|---|
| Configuration | Minecraft 1.16 and later use a properties file for configuration, while 1.12.2 also offers an in-game configuration screen. | Users can configure an initialOffset in seconds to account for playtime from before installing the tracker; its default is zero. |
| Installation | Install the matching loader and put the mod jar in `.minecraft/mods/`; the mod requires no server-side installation. | Installation requires Node.js and the README's setup steps use Windows batch files, with an option to start automatically at Windows login. |
| License | The project is MIT-licensed and permits commercial redistribution if the copyright notice is retained. | The README says the tracker is free to use and modify. |
| Purpose | The mod tracks actual play time separately from AFK time for each Minecraft server and singleplayer world. | The tracker automatically records playtime for Arknights: Endfield. |
Actually Played plans
- FreeFree
Arknights: Endfield Playtime Tracker plans
- FreeFree
Pick Actually Played if…
It suits Minecraft players who want separate playtime records for worlds and servers, with idle time distinguished from active play. It is also a fit for players who want local, editable history without installing anything on a server.
Pick Arknights: Endfield Playtime Tracker if…
This tracker suits Windows players of Arknights: Endfield who want automatic session records and locally stored playtime data. It requires Node.js and detects the game only when its executable is named Endfield.exe.