Configuration

Display

Part of what makes AT so unique is its versatile configuration, which you can print out at any time.

Description

Cheats enabled

Without cheats

The output will look something like this, depending on what settings you currently use:

Here is another example, this time using the static style type:

Render types

The render type defines the shape of your timer. There are three render types in total:

Colons and zeros [CAZ]

Looks like this: DD:HH:MM:SS
Every timer unit is always padded to two characters
If an unit matches zero, it is shown

Spaces / specifiers and zeros [SAZ]

Looks like this: DDd HHh MMm SSs
No padding
If an unit matches zero, it is shown

Spaces / specifiers no zeros [SNZ]

Looks like this: DDd HHh MMm SSs
No padding
If an unit matches zero, it is hidden

To toggle between them, use one of these commands:

Style type

The style type determines what color your timer has and what type of text design settings can be applied. There are two style types in total, static and animated.

Static

Unchanged, constantly has the same color
Splits timer output into two individually configurable zones, primary and secondary

Animated

Gets its color from an animation
Timer output is treated as one style zone

Again, if you want to switch between them, use one of these commands:

Note: Most of the configuration commands below only work with one of the two style types. Be sure to first select your style type before configuring colors, animations, etc.

Colors

As mentioned before, a static style splits the timer into two areas that can be configured seperately. This level of seperation applies to colors as well as to other style settings. Changing the color works as follows:

Updating the color via /trigger uses Minecraft’s in-game color codes. An overview of said colors can be found here.

Animations

By default, AT comes with 19 different animations that are available for you to use. Controlling the animation can be achieved like this:

Note: Loading an animation can be simplified by left-clicking on the output of the list command. Just click on the animation you would like to try out to automatically suggest the corresponding animation load command.

As with colors, /trigger does not accept any text input. Despite this, selection of your favorite animation is still possible due to the scores being mapped to animations 1-19. Like /function, you can also simply left-click on the output of the list command (click on the trigger index in square brackets [] this time) to reveal the correct /trigger command.

Additionally, animation speed and direction may also be configured:

Note: A higher speed value means that the animation runs more slowly; the fastest animation runs at speed 1.

Style configuration

Both the bold and italic design setting belong to this category. Depending on the current style type, the following commands behave differently when executed.

Visibility

In some cases, you may want to temporarily disable AT’s actionbar output. This can be done by issuing one of these two commands:

Triggers

By default, AT can be used both with and without cheats, but there are certain use cases where not every player should be able to alter the configuration and timer settings. As trigger scoreboards are part of the configuration, any priveleged player will be able to control their state (enabled / disabled) with ease:

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