Rejoin Scheduler (Catporter utilities)
If you have ever tried to trigger a Catporter on purpose, you already know the pain. You disconnect, you wait, you reconnect, and somehow you are always a second too early or a second too late. The Rejoin Scheduler (Catporter utilities) add-on exists to fix exactly that problem. It is a lightweight, fully client-side mod that disconnects you and brings you back after a delay you control, down to the tick.
There is no server-side setup, no plugins to nag your admin about, and no complicated configuration files to hand-edit. You install it, you set a delay or a preset, and you rejoin on command. That is the whole loop, and it works beautifully.
What the Add-On Actually Does
At its core, this mod gives you a single, reliable tool: a scheduled reconnect. You run a command, the game disconnects you, and after the delay you specified, it drops you back into the server. The delay is measured in ticks, and the mod is precise about it.
That precision matters because Catporters work on a timing window. A cat entity tracks your connection, and if you have been offline for a specific span, say between 10 and 20 seconds, and you rejoin inside that window, the cat teleports you as intended. Miss the window and nothing happens. Hit it consistently and the mechanic becomes something you can actually plan around. This add-on ensures you hit it every time.
Commands You Will Use Most
Quick Delays
The fastest way to get going is a direct delay:
- /rejoin delay {ticks} - disconnects you and rejoins after the specified number of ticks.
Remember that 20 ticks equals 1 second. If you want to come back in 15 seconds, that is 20 multiplied by 15, so 300 ticks. Once that clicks, the whole system feels natural.
Named Presets for Repeat Scenarios
If you find yourself using the same timing over and over, presets save you from doing mental math every session:
- /rejoin preset set {name} {delay} - creates a preset with the delay you choose.
- /rejoin with {preset} - rejoins using the delay stored in that preset.
- /rejoin preset list - shows every preset and its delay in ticks.
- /rejoin preset delete {preset} - removes a preset you no longer need.
Presets are stored in a JSON file inside your config folder, so they survive restarts and are easy to back up or share. Different servers, different Catporter setups, different presets. It scales with however you play.
Version and Loader Support
Because the mod is entirely client-side, it stays out of the way of server admins and other players. It is built for modern Minecraft releases on the Fabric loader, and it slots neatly into a standard Fabric setup without dragging in heavy dependencies. If you keep your client lean, this fits right in.
For players who would rather not juggle manual file drops, the foxygame.net launcher handles the busywork: it lists Rejoin Scheduler (Catporter utilities) in its add-on catalog and installs it in a single click, so your Catporter timing experiments can start within minutes of opening the game.
How to Install
Getting set up is straightforward, and knowing how to install it properly saves you a troubleshooting session later.
- Confirm you are running a compatible Minecraft version with Fabric already installed.
- Place the mod file into your mods folder inside your Minecraft directory.
- Launch the game through your Fabric profile and check that the mod appears in your mod list.
- Join any server and test a short delay, such as /rejoin delay 100, to confirm everything fires correctly.
Once that test works, you are ready to build presets tuned to your favourite Catporter windows. If you plan to download Rejoin Scheduler (Catporter utilities) for Minecraft, grab it from the official project page and match the file to your exact game version to avoid mismatches.
Why It Belongs in Your Mod Folder
Catporter mechanics are fun but unforgiving, and eyeballing a reconnect window is a losing game. This add-on turns guesswork into a repeatable command. You decide when you come back, you store the timings that work, and you stop losing runs to a mistimed login.
It is small, it is client-side, and it does one job extremely well. Whether you are chasing a specific teleport window or just want a clean way to reconnect on your own schedule, Rejoin Scheduler (Catporter utilities) for Minecraft is the tool that makes the timing reliable.