CommandTimer

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CommandTimer

The most complete scheduling plugin out there. Every day, every hour, only for OP players, only when player is in a certain region,... you can do it all!

This page in itself is not complete, please have a look at the documentation for a full overview of everything that is possible

Need more help? : https://discord.gg/XyP5e2de5T

FULL DOCUMENTATION: https://titivermeesch.github.io/CommandTimer/

How to use CommandTimer

The plugin uses timers/tasks to handle all the possible configurations you may want for a set of commands.
Each timer can have a set of commands that would need the same configuration. If you have 5 commands that need to be executed every 1 minute it's smart to put those together in the same timer. If you need a command that needs a different interval or maybe has permissions involved then you need to create a different timer.

Get started with the /cmt command and have a look at what the plugin can do. Don't hesitate to join the discord server if you are confused or need any help.

Extensions/Conditions

CommandTimer supports extensions to add new conditions to the plugin. Conditions allow you to define specific rules when the commands should or should not execute.

More information in the documentation

PlaceholdersAPI support

CommandTimer supports placeholders from PAPI inside the commands but also has its own placeholders. With these you can get the time before a timer would execute again and at which rate he executes:
%commandtimer_timername_seconds%: Gives back the defined seconds (you can also use secondsFormat to format the seconds in time)
%commandtimer_timername_nextExecution%: Get seconds until timer will run (you can also use nextExecutionFormat to format the seconds in time)