TimerCommand -----
spigot, paper, scheduler, task-runner, time-based-commands, automation, placeholderapi, gui-menu, mu DOCUMENTATION
Basic Commands
/timercommand help # Show help (4 pages)
/timercommand list # List all scheduled commands
/timercommand menu # Open GUI menu
/timercommand status # Show plugin status
/timercommand reload # Reload configuration
Code (Text):
/timercommand help # Show help (4 pages)
/timercommand list # List all scheduled commands
/timercommand menu # Open GUI menu
/timercommand status # Show plugin status
/timercommand reload # Reload configuration
Execute commands at a specific time every day.
Basic Syntax
/timercommand add TIME <name> <HH:MM:ss> <command>
Examples
/timercommand add TIME daily_broadcast 14:30 say Daily broadcast!
/timercommand add TIME morning_msg 08:00:00 say Good morning everyone!
/timercommand add TIME backup 03:00 say Backup started!
Time Format Support
Practical Examples
# Daily server broadcast
/timercommand add TIME noon 12:00 say It's noon! Time for a break?
# Daily maintenance announcement
/timercommand add TIME maintenance 02:00 say Server will restart in 1 hour
# Daily backup with timestamp
/timercommand add TIME backup 03:00 say Backup_%year%_%month%_%day% started & execute as @a run save-all
Basic Syntax
Code (Text):
/timercommand add TIME <name> <HH:MM:ss> <command>
Code (Text):
/timercommand add TIME daily_broadcast 14:30 say Daily broadcast!
/timercommand add TIME morning_msg 08:00:00 say Good morning everyone!
/timercommand add TIME backup 03:00 say Backup started!
- HH:mm – e.g., 14:30 (seconds default to 00)
- HH:mm:ss – e.g., 14:30:45 (with seconds)
- With or without quotes: both 14:30 and "14:30" work
Practical Examples
Code (Text):
# Daily server broadcast
/timercommand add TIME noon 12:00 say It's noon! Time for a break?
# Daily maintenance announcement
/timercommand add TIME maintenance 02:00 say Server will restart in 1 hour
# Daily backup with timestamp
/timercommand add TIME backup 03:00 say Backup_%year%_%month%_%day% started & execute as @a run save-all
Execute commands repeatedly at fixed intervals (measured in ticks).
Basic Syntax
/timercommand add INTERVAL <name> <ticks> <command>
Tick Reference
Examples
/timercommand add INTERVAL hourly 72000 say Hourly announcement!
/timercommand add INTERVAL performance 1200 execute as @a[scores={ping=10000..}] run say Lag detected!
/timercommand add INTERVAL save 36000 execute as @a run save-all
Practical Examples
# Every 5 minutes
/timercommand add INTERVAL alert 6000 say Message every 5 minutes
# Every 30 minutes
/timercommand add INTERVAL frequent 36000 say Check-in message
# Every hour
/timercommand add INTERVAL hourly 72000 say Hourly broadcast
Basic Syntax
Code (Text):
/timercommand add INTERVAL <name> <ticks> <command>
| Ticks | Duration |
| 20 | 1 second |
| 600 | 30 seconds |
| 1200 | 1 minute |
| 6000 | 5 minutes |
| 36000 | 30 minutes |
| 72000 | 1 hour |
Examples
Code (Text):
/timercommand add INTERVAL hourly 72000 say Hourly announcement!
/timercommand add INTERVAL performance 1200 execute as @a[scores={ping=10000..}] run say Lag detected!
/timercommand add INTERVAL save 36000 execute as @a run save-all
Code (Text):
# Every 5 minutes
/timercommand add INTERVAL alert 6000 say Message every 5 minutes
# Every 30 minutes
/timercommand add INTERVAL frequent 36000 say Check-in message
# Every hour
/timercommand add INTERVAL hourly 72000 say Hourly broadcast
Execute commands on specific days of the month at a specific time.
Basic Syntax
/timercommand add MONTHLY_DAY <name> <day> <HH:MM:ss> <command>
Parameters
Examples
/timercommand add MONTHLY_DAY monthly_reset 1 00:00 say Monthly reset!
/timercommand add MONTHLY_DAY payday 15 18:00 say Payday today!
/timercommand add MONTHLY_DAY cleanup 28 23:00 execute as @a run function utils:monthly_cleanup
Practical Examples
# First day of month at midnight
/timercommand add MONTHLY_DAY reset 1 00:00 say New month, new beginning!
# 15th of month at noon
/timercommand add MONTHLY_DAY midmonth 15 12:00 say Half month milestone!
# Last check of month
/timercommand add MONTHLY_DAY endcheck 28 23:00 say Month ending soon, clean up!
Basic Syntax
Code (Text):
/timercommand add MONTHLY_DAY <name> <day> <HH:MM:ss> <command>
- day – 1-31 (which day of the month)
- HH:MM:ss – Time of execution (same format as TIME commands)
Examples
Code (Text):
/timercommand add MONTHLY_DAY monthly_reset 1 00:00 say Monthly reset!
/timercommand add MONTHLY_DAY payday 15 18:00 say Payday today!
/timercommand add MONTHLY_DAY cleanup 28 23:00 execute as @a run function utils:monthly_cleanup
Code (Text):
# First day of month at midnight
/timercommand add MONTHLY_DAY reset 1 00:00 say New month, new beginning!
# 15th of month at noon
/timercommand add MONTHLY_DAY midmonth 15 12:00 say Half month milestone!
# Last check of month
/timercommand add MONTHLY_DAY endcheck 28 23:00 say Month ending soon, clean up!
Execute commands on specific days of the week at a specific time.
Basic Syntax
/timercommand add WEEKLY <name> <day_1-7> <HH:MM:ss> <command>
Day Numbers
Examples
/timercommand add WEEKLY friday_event 5 22:59 say Friday night event!
/timercommand add WEEKLY weekday_meeting 1 10:00 say Monday morning meeting!
/timercommand add WEEKLY weekend 6 12:00 say Saturday announcement!
Configuration in commands.yml
weekly-example:
enabled: true
type: "WEEKLY"
time: "10:00"
command: "say Weekly announcement!"
days:
- "monday"
- "wednesday"
- "friday"
Practical Examples
# Every Monday at 9 AM
/timercommand add WEEKLY monday_start 1 09:00 say Welcome to the week!
# Every Friday at 5 PM
/timercommand add WEEKLY friday_party 5 17:00 broadcast Friday Party Time!
# Multiple days (set in commands.yml)
# Executes on Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Basic Syntax
Code (Text):
/timercommand add WEEKLY <name> <day_1-7> <HH:MM:ss> <command>
- 1 = Monday
- 2 = Tuesday
- 3 = Wednesday
- 4 = Thursday
- 5 = Friday
- 6 = Saturday
- 7 = Sunday
Examples
Code (Text):
/timercommand add WEEKLY friday_event 5 22:59 say Friday night event!
/timercommand add WEEKLY weekday_meeting 1 10:00 say Monday morning meeting!
/timercommand add WEEKLY weekend 6 12:00 say Saturday announcement!
Code (Text):
weekly-example:
enabled: true
type: "WEEKLY"
time: "10:00"
command: "say Weekly announcement!"
days:
- "monday"
- "wednesday"
- "friday"
Code (Text):
# Every Monday at 9 AM
/timercommand add WEEKLY monday_start 1 09:00 say Welcome to the week!
# Every Friday at 5 PM
/timercommand add WEEKLY friday_party 5 17:00 broadcast Friday Party Time!
# Multiple days (set in commands.yml)
# Executes on Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Execute commands at specific in-game time (measured in ticks) in specific worlds.
Basic Syntax
/timercommand add GAME_TIME <name> <world_name> <tick_0-24000> <command>
In-Game Time Reference
In-game time is measured in ticks (0-24000 per day):
Examples
/timercommand add GAME_TIME noon world 6000 say The sun is at its peak!
/timercommand add GAME_TIME midnight world 18000 say It's midnight in-game!
/timercommand add GAME_TIME nether_sunset world_nether 12000 say Sunset in Nether!
Configuration in commands.yml
game-time-noon:
enabled: true
type: "GAME_TIME"
command: "say It's noon!"
world: "world"
tick: 6000
game-time-midnight:
enabled: true
type: "GAME_TIME"
commands:
- "say It's midnight!"
- "effect give @a darkness 300"
world: "world"
tick: 18000
Practical Examples
# Daily noon announcement
/timercommand add GAME_TIME noon world 6000 say It's noon, time for lunch!
# Midnight effects
/timercommand add GAME_TIME midnight world 18000 effect give @a night_vision 300
# Multiple world events
/timercommand add GAME_TIME sunrise world 0 say Welcome to a new day!
/timercommand add GAME_TIME sunset world 12000 say The sun is setting!
# Important: doDaylightCycle must be enabled for this to work!
Important Information
Basic Syntax
Code (Text):
/timercommand add GAME_TIME <name> <world_name> <tick_0-24000> <command>
In-game time is measured in ticks (0-24000 per day):
| Ticks | Time | Description |
| 0 | Sunrise | Start of day |
| 6000 | Noon | Sun at highest point |
| 12000 | Sunset | Afternoon/Evening |
| 18000 | Midnight | Darkest, start of night |
Examples
Code (Text):
/timercommand add GAME_TIME noon world 6000 say The sun is at its peak!
/timercommand add GAME_TIME midnight world 18000 say It's midnight in-game!
/timercommand add GAME_TIME nether_sunset world_nether 12000 say Sunset in Nether!
Code (Text):
game-time-noon:
enabled: true
type: "GAME_TIME"
command: "say It's noon!"
world: "world"
tick: 6000
game-time-midnight:
enabled: true
type: "GAME_TIME"
commands:
- "say It's midnight!"
- "effect give @a darkness 300"
world: "world"
tick: 18000
Code (Text):
# Daily noon announcement
/timercommand add GAME_TIME noon world 6000 say It's noon, time for lunch!
# Midnight effects
/timercommand add GAME_TIME midnight world 18000 effect give @a night_vision 300
# Multiple world events
/timercommand add GAME_TIME sunrise world 0 say Welcome to a new day!
/timercommand add GAME_TIME sunset world 12000 say The sun is setting!
# Important: doDaylightCycle must be enabled for this to work!
- Command executes only once per day at specified tick
- Command executes only in specified world
- Requires doDaylightCycle gamerule enabled
- Specify exact world name (e.g., "world", "world_nether", "custom_world")
Execute multiple commands in sequence for a single scheduler instead of just one command!
Configuration in commands.yml
Instead of using command (single), use commands (list):
multi-command-example:
enabled: true
type: "TIME"
time: "10:00"
commands:
- "say First command!"
- "say Second command!"
- "say Third command!"
description: "Multiple commands at once"
Works with ALL Types
Practical Examples
# Daily setup with multiple tasks
daily-startup:
enabled: true
type: "TIME"
time: "06:00"
commands:
- "say Server is starting up!"
- "function startup:initialize"
- "broadcast Welcome to our server!"
- "give @a minecraft:golden_apple 1"
# Friday celebration
friday-party:
enabled: true
type: "WEEKLY"
time: "17:00"
days:
- "friday"
commands:
- "broadcast FRIDAY PARTY TIME! "
- "effect give @a speed 3600 2"
- "execute as @a run playsound block.note_block.pling master @s"
# Monthly maintenance
monthly-cleanup:
enabled: true
type: "MONTHLY_DAY"
day: 1
time: "02:00"
commands:
- "say Monthly cleanup starting..."
- "function cleanup:clear_items"
- "function cleanup:reset_stats"
- "save-all"
Important Notes
Configuration in commands.yml
Instead of using command (single), use commands (list):
Code (Text):
multi-command-example:
enabled: true
type: "TIME"
time: "10:00"
commands:
- "say First command!"
- "say Second command!"
- "say Third command!"
description: "Multiple commands at once"
- ✅ TIME – Daily execution with multiple commands
- ✅ INTERVAL – Repeated execution with multiple commands
- ✅ MONTHLY_DAY – Monthly execution with multiple commands
- ✅ WEEKLY – Weekly execution with multiple commands
- ✅ GAME_TIME – In-game time execution with multiple commands
Practical Examples
Code (Text):
# Daily setup with multiple tasks
daily-startup:
enabled: true
type: "TIME"
time: "06:00"
commands:
- "say Server is starting up!"
- "function startup:initialize"
- "broadcast Welcome to our server!"
- "give @a minecraft:golden_apple 1"
# Friday celebration
friday-party:
enabled: true
type: "WEEKLY"
time: "17:00"
days:
- "friday"
commands:
- "broadcast FRIDAY PARTY TIME! "
- "effect give @a speed 3600 2"
- "execute as @a run playsound block.note_block.pling master @s"
# Monthly maintenance
monthly-cleanup:
enabled: true
type: "MONTHLY_DAY"
day: 1
time: "02:00"
commands:
- "say Monthly cleanup starting..."
- "function cleanup:clear_items"
- "function cleanup:reset_stats"
- "save-all"
- Commands execute in the order they are listed
- If both command and commands are present, commands takes priority
- Each command is executed independently by the console
- Backward compatible – old single command format still works
Opening the Menu
/timercommand menu
Controls
Management Commands
/timercommand toggle <name> # Enable/disable command
/timercommand run <name> # Execute command immediately
/timercommand info <name> # Show detailed info
/timercommand delete <name> # Delete command
Editing Commands
/timercommand edit <name> command <new_command>
/timercommand edit <name> time <HH:MM:SS>
/timercommand edit <name> interval <ticks>
/timercommand edit <name> day <1-31>
/timercommand edit <name> enabled <true/false>
Code (Text):
/timercommand menu
- Left Click – Toggle command enabled/disabled
- Right Click – Delete command
- Green Block = Command is enabled
- Red Block = Command is disabled
- Info Button – Shows statistics
- Navigation Buttons – Previous/Next pages
Management Commands
Code (Text):
/timercommand toggle <name> # Enable/disable command
/timercommand run <name> # Execute command immediately
/timercommand info <name> # Show detailed info
/timercommand delete <name> # Delete command
Code (Text):
/timercommand edit <name> command <new_command>
/timercommand edit <name> time <HH:MM:SS>
/timercommand edit <name> interval <ticks>
/timercommand edit <name> day <1-31>
/timercommand edit <name> enabled <true/false>
Global Timezone Configuration
Edit config.yml:
timezone: "server" # or any IANA timezone
Timezone Examples
timezone: "server" # Server's system timezone
timezone: "UTC" # Coordinated Universal Time
timezone: "Europe/Prague" # Europe/Prague timezone
timezone: "America/New_York" # Eastern Time
timezone: "Asia/Tokyo" # Japan Standard Time
timezone: "Australia/Sydney" # Australian Eastern Time
How It Works
Full IANA Timezone List
Edit config.yml:
Code (Text):
timezone: "server" # or any IANA timezone
Code (Text):
timezone: "server" # Server's system timezone
timezone: "UTC" # Coordinated Universal Time
timezone: "Europe/Prague" # Europe/Prague timezone
timezone: "America/New_York" # Eastern Time
timezone: "Asia/Tokyo" # Japan Standard Time
timezone: "Australia/Sydney" # Australian Eastern Time
- All TIME and MONTHLY_DAY commands use the global timezone
- The timezone is checked at server startup
- Changes to timezone require server restart
- INTERVAL commands are not affected by timezone
Full IANA Timezone List
Use dynamic placeholders in your commands – they are replaced at execution time.
Available Placeholders
Math Operations
%day+1% # Tomorrow's day
%day-1% # Yesterday's day
%month+1% # Next month
%month-1% # Last month
%year+1% # Next year
%year-1% # Last year
%hour+2% # Hour + 2
Formatting Options
Edit config.yml:
day_format: "padded" # 01, 02, 03 (or "simple" for 1, 2, 3)
month_format: "padded" # 01, 02, 03 (or "simple" for 1, 2, 3)
year_format: "simple" # 2025
hour_format: "padded" # 09, 10, 23 (or "simple" for 9, 10, 23)
minute_format: "padded" # 05, 30, 59 (or "simple" for 5, 30, 59)
Practical Examples
# Daily backup with timestamp in filename
/timercommand add TIME backup 03:00 execute as @a run function backup:%day%_%month%_%year%
# Monthly reset with date
/timercommand add TIME monthly 01 00:00 say Monthly reset! Current year: %year%
# Periodic status check with time
/timercommand add INTERVAL check 1200 say Current time: %hour%:%minute%
# Rotating backups by day
/timercommand add TIME backup 02:00 execute as @a run function daily_backup:%day%
Available Placeholders
| Placeholder | Value | Example |
| %day% | Current day (1-31) | 15 |
| %month% | Current month (1-12) | 12 |
| %year% | Current year | 2025 |
| %hour% | Current hour (0-23) | 14 |
| %minute% | Current minute (0-59) | 30 |
Math Operations
Code (Text):
%day+1% # Tomorrow's day
%day-1% # Yesterday's day
%month+1% # Next month
%month-1% # Last month
%year+1% # Next year
%year-1% # Last year
%hour+2% # Hour + 2
Edit config.yml:
Code (Text):
day_format: "padded" # 01, 02, 03 (or "simple" for 1, 2, 3)
month_format: "padded" # 01, 02, 03 (or "simple" for 1, 2, 3)
year_format: "simple" # 2025
hour_format: "padded" # 09, 10, 23 (or "simple" for 9, 10, 23)
minute_format: "padded" # 05, 30, 59 (or "simple" for 5, 30, 59)
Code (Text):
# Daily backup with timestamp in filename
/timercommand add TIME backup 03:00 execute as @a run function backup:%day%_%month%_%year%
# Monthly reset with date
/timercommand add TIME monthly 01 00:00 say Monthly reset! Current year: %year%
# Periodic status check with time
/timercommand add INTERVAL check 1200 say Current time: %hour%:%minute%
# Rotating backups by day
/timercommand add TIME backup 02:00 execute as @a run function daily_backup:%day%
All command actions are automatically logged to
plugins/TimerCommand/log.log.
What Gets Logged
Log Format
[2025-01-15 10:30:45] INFO: Command 'daily_broadcast' executed
[2025-01-15 10:35:22] INFO: Command 'test_cmd' enabled via GUI menu by player Admin123
[2025-01-15 10:36:01] INFO: Command 'old_cmd' deleted via GUI menu by player Admin123
[2025-01-15 10:40:15] ERROR: Failed to execute command 'broken_cmd': Unknown function
Viewing Logs
What Gets Logged
- ✅ Command execution (automatic scheduling)
- ✅ Command creation via /timercommand add
- ✅ Command deletion (console and GUI)
- ✅ Command toggled enabled/disabled
- ✅ Errors during execution
- ✅ Configuration reloads
- ✅ Plugin startup/shutdown
Log Format
Code (Text):
[2025-01-15 10:30:45] INFO: Command 'daily_broadcast' executed
[2025-01-15 10:35:22] INFO: Command 'test_cmd' enabled via GUI menu by player Admin123
[2025-01-15 10:36:01] INFO: Command 'old_cmd' deleted via GUI menu by player Admin123
[2025-01-15 10:40:15] ERROR: Failed to execute command 'broken_cmd': Unknown function
- Navigate to plugins/TimerCommand/log.log
- View with any text editor
- Clear old logs periodically to save space
config.yml
Global plugin configuration:
# Language setting (cs, en, de, ru, ja, es)
language: "en"
# Global timezone for all commands
timezone: "server"
# Enable/disable the plugin globally
# When true: Scheduler runs, commands execute
# When false: NO commands will execute
enabled: true
# Placeholder formatting options
day_format: "padded"
month_format: "padded"
hour_format: "padded"
minute_format: "padded"
block-commands:
- "op"
- "stop"
commands.yml
Define your scheduled commands here:
daily-announce:
enabled: true
type: "TIME"
time: "10:30"
command: "say Good morning!"
description: "Daily announcement"
hourly-check:
enabled: true
type: "INTERVAL"
interval: 72000
command: "say Hourly check!"
description: "Hourly health check"
monthly-reset:
enabled: true
type: "MONTHLY_DAY"
day: 1
time: "00:00"
command: "say Monthly reset!"
description: "Reset on 1st of month"
weekly-example:
enabled: true
type: "WEEKLY"
time: "10:00"
command: "say Weekly announcement!"
days:
- "monday"
- "wednesday"
- "friday"
game-time-noon:
enabled: true
type: "GAME_TIME"
command: "say It's noon!"
world: "world"
tick: 6000
game-time-midnight:
enabled: true
type: "GAME_TIME"
commands:
- "say It's midnight!"
- "effect give @a darkness 300"
world: "world"
tick: 18000
Language Files
Customize all plugin messages by editing:
Global plugin configuration:
Code (Text):
# Language setting (cs, en, de, ru, ja, es)
language: "en"
# Global timezone for all commands
timezone: "server"
# Enable/disable the plugin globally
# When true: Scheduler runs, commands execute
# When false: NO commands will execute
enabled: true
# Placeholder formatting options
day_format: "padded"
month_format: "padded"
hour_format: "padded"
minute_format: "padded"
block-commands:
- "op"
- "stop"
Define your scheduled commands here:
Code (Text):
daily-announce:
enabled: true
type: "TIME"
time: "10:30"
command: "say Good morning!"
description: "Daily announcement"
hourly-check:
enabled: true
type: "INTERVAL"
interval: 72000
command: "say Hourly check!"
description: "Hourly health check"
monthly-reset:
enabled: true
type: "MONTHLY_DAY"
day: 1
time: "00:00"
command: "say Monthly reset!"
description: "Reset on 1st of month"
weekly-example:
enabled: true
type: "WEEKLY"
time: "10:00"
command: "say Weekly announcement!"
days:
- "monday"
- "wednesday"
- "friday"
game-time-noon:
enabled: true
type: "GAME_TIME"
command: "say It's noon!"
world: "world"
tick: 6000
game-time-midnight:
enabled: true
type: "GAME_TIME"
commands:
- "say It's midnight!"
- "effect give @a darkness 300"
world: "world"
tick: 18000
Customize all plugin messages by editing:
- lang_cs.yml – Čeština (Czech)
- lang_en.yml – English
- lang_de.yml – Deutsch (German)
- lang_es.yml – Español (Spanish)
- lang_ru.yml – Русский (Russian)
- lang_ja.yml – 日本語 (Japanese)
Permissions
Requirements
- timercommand.admin – Full access to all commands (default: OP)
- timercommand.use – Use basic commands (default: OP)
Requirements
- Minecraft Server: 1.21.4+
- Server Software: Spigot, Paper, or compatible fork
- Java: Java 17 or higher
- PlaceholderAPI (optional) – For PlaceholderAPI placeholders
Command not executing?
Wrong time?
PlaceholderAPI not working?
Commands not in GUI?
- Check if command is enabled: /timercommand list
- Verify time/timezone: /timercommand status
- Check command syntax: /timercommand info <name>
- View logs: plugins/TimerCommand/log.log
- Verify enabled: true in config.yml
Wrong time?
- Check server timezone: /timercommand status
- Verify system time is correct
- Check log.log for execution times
- Restart server if timezone was changed
PlaceholderAPI not working?
- Ensure PlaceholderAPI is installed: /plugins
- Reload configuration: /timercommand reload
- Check log.log for errors
- Verify PlaceholderAPI version compatibility
Commands not in GUI?
- Check commands.yml syntax
- Reload with: /timercommand reload
- Check console for parsing errors
- Verify YAML indentation
Commands with Spaces
/timercommand add TIME announce 12:00 say This is a message with spaces!
Using with Functions
/timercommand add TIME daily 00:00 function my_namespace:daily_tasks
Complex Command Examples
# Daily broadcast with time
/timercommand add TIME status 12:00 say Server status check at %hour%:%minute%!
# Weekly-style check (multiple commands)
/timercommand add TIME monday 08:00 say Enjoy your Monday, everyone!
# Backup with dynamic filename
/timercommand add TIME backup 03:00 say Starting backup_%year%_%month%_%day% && execute as @a run save-all
# Performance monitoring
/timercommand add INTERVAL monitor 6000 execute as @a[scores={ping=10000..}] run say Lag detected!
# Rotating daily tasks
/timercommand add TIME cleanup 02:00 function cleanup:day_%day%
Best Practices
Code (Text):
/timercommand add TIME announce 12:00 say This is a message with spaces!
Code (Text):
/timercommand add TIME daily 00:00 function my_namespace:daily_tasks
Code (Text):
# Daily broadcast with time
/timercommand add TIME status 12:00 say Server status check at %hour%:%minute%!
# Weekly-style check (multiple commands)
/timercommand add TIME monday 08:00 say Enjoy your Monday, everyone!
# Backup with dynamic filename
/timercommand add TIME backup 03:00 say Starting backup_%year%_%month%_%day% && execute as @a run save-all
# Performance monitoring
/timercommand add INTERVAL monitor 6000 execute as @a[scores={ping=10000..}] run say Lag detected!
# Rotating daily tasks
/timercommand add TIME cleanup 02:00 function cleanup:day_%day%
- Use meaningful names for commands (e.g., daily_broadcast not cmd1)
- Test commands with /timercommand run <name> before scheduling
- Use timezone: "server" for most cases
- Keep log.log for debugging issues
- Use the GUI menu for quick management
- Document your commands in the description field
Resource Information
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Total Downloads:
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First Release:
Dec 5, 2025
Last Update:
Dec 12, 2025
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