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/Timer <Duration> Message
/Timer <Duration> <Message>


/Timer Abort #
/Timer Abort <#>
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[[/Timer]] creates a publicly-announced countdown. Long timers announce once an hour (e.g. "7h left"). During the last hour, timer announces more often: every 10 minutes, then every minute, then every 10 seconds, and finally every second, until timer is up.
{{cmd|Timer}} creates a publicly-announced countdown. Long timers announce once an hour (e.g. "7h left"). During the last hour, timer announces more often: every 10 minutes, then every minute, then every 10 seconds, and finally every second, until timer is up.


==<code>/Timer</code>==
==<code>/Timer</code>==
:Shows a list of all running timers.
:Shows a list of all running timers.


==<code>/Timer <Duration> Message</code>==
==<code>/Timer <Duration> <Message></code>==
:Starts a timer of given duration. Duration is specified in the [[Time_formatting|common time format]]. Message may be left blank.  
:Starts a timer of given duration. Duration is specified in the [[Time_formatting|common time format]]. Message may be left blank.  


==<code>/Timer Abort #</code>==
==<code>/Timer Abort <#></code>==
:Aborts a timer with the given ID number. Each timer has a unique ID, that can be found by typing <code>/Timer</code> and checking the list.
:Aborts a timer with the given ID number. Each timer has a unique ID, that can be found by typing {{cmd|Timer}} and checking the list.


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Latest revision as of 03:00, 22 August 2012

Command
Timer

Starts a countdown.

Usage

/Timer

/Timer <Duration> <Message>

/Timer Abort <#>

CategoryChat
Required permissionsUseTimers
Usable from console?Yes
Introduced infCraft 0.600


/Timer creates a publicly-announced countdown. Long timers announce once an hour (e.g. "7h left"). During the last hour, timer announces more often: every 10 minutes, then every minute, then every 10 seconds, and finally every second, until timer is up.

/Timer

Shows a list of all running timers.

/Timer <Duration> <Message>

Starts a timer of given duration. Duration is specified in the common time format. Message may be left blank.

/Timer Abort <#>

Aborts a timer with the given ID number. Each timer has a unique ID, that can be found by typing /Timer and checking the list.