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Allows the user to set commands to a timer for the server to run.
version 1.3.0
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380 Downloads / 5544 Total
8 Reviews
Plugin Description §

Usage

Find the file

First of all, Stop your server.
Go in your plugins directory. Open TimeCommander directory.
Open commands.yml. Then edit the file.

Edit the file

When you open up the file, you should see:

# TimeCommander
#
# Command: Command to execute
# Time: Amount of time in ticks until the command is executed

Commands:
  - Command: say 1
    Time: 100
  - Command: say 2
    Time: 200
  - Command: say 3
    Time: 300

All you need to do is:

  • replace say 1 with a command of your choice.
  • replace 100 with the time of your choice. The time works in ticks.
    1 tick = 50 milliseconds, 20 ticks = 1 Second ... Quick Maths!

Done

Startup the server... and Enjoy.

Q&A

Q: How many ticks are in a second?
A: 20 ticks are in a second.

Q: how many seconds is one tick?
A: 50 Miliseconds

What's new §
  • Aaaand I forgot to bump the version.
  • PHP 8.3, I hate you for making me update my plugins
  • only api update is needed
  • Update to API 4
    • DavidGlitch04 also cleaned my shameless copy and paste efforts. <3
  • Update for API 3.0.2
  • Update plugin.yml

ChernegaSergiy
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using v1.1.0
21 Apr 22
KuaterCraft
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using v1.1.0
31 Mar 22
thx for the pm4 we requested
harryitz
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using v1.1.0
29 Mar 22
TowerFallGaming
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using v1.0.2
01 Jul 20
Great and simple to use
Itzdvbravo
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using v1.0.2
18 Apr 19
Helpfull plugin just update it to api 3.7.0 or make it usuable for 3.0.0+ api's
Guardian56
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using v1.0.2
23 Nov 18
AvacadoWizard120
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using v1.0.1
13 Jan 21
no time commander directory
DDJTUSE
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using v1.0.1
14 Dec 20
Cool Plugin, bro eae guys, if you're still having problems, here's an easier one, just do the math: "600 ticks = 30 seconds" now do the math, 600x2 = 1200 (one minute) and so on.

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Supported API versions
5.0.0
->
5.16.0
Producers §
  • Collaborators:
    • @HBIDamian
License §
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