Basics
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AT can be controlled the following way:
| Description | Cheats enabled | Without cheats |
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In some situations, you may want to alter the current time manually. This can be done either with a function in the at-time namespace or with /trigger:
Note: The above functions that include at-time:set are just examples. In fact, a multitude of set functions are available for use.
AT is counting up by default but count-down is also available. You can toggle between both count modes with a single command:
| Description | Cheats enabled | Without cheats |
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| Description | Cheats enabled | Without cheats |
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Configure seconds
/function at-time:add/second
/function at-time:remove/second
/function at-time:set/seconds/10
/trigger seconds set 10
Configure minutes
/function at-time:add/minute
/function at-time:remove/minute
/function at-time:set/minutes/15
/trigger minutes set 15
Configure hours
/function at-time:add/hour
/function at-time:remove/hour
/function at-time:set/hours/3
/trigger hours set 3
Configure days
/function at-time:add/day
/function at-time:remove/day
/function at-time:set/days/7
/trigger days set 7
Switch between timer modes
/function at-conf:mode
/trigger mode
Continue / resume the timer in the mode in which it was last active OR start it initially
/function at:continue
/trigger continue
Pause the timer
/function at:pause
/trigger pause
If counting up: Set time to zero and start counting up immediately If counting down: Restore last manual time setting and start counting down from there
/function at:reset
/trigger reset
Set time to zero and stay paused – next continue will always start counting upwards
/function at:reboot
/trigger reboot
