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Epic #272759 02/07/24 03:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Epic
I have set the timer value to "1500" milliseconds, you can change this to another value. Psss: 1 sec = 1000 ms.

Maybe I have something wrong in my mIRC! mine work .timerx 1 60 = once after 60 sec

Fernet #272760 02/07/24 06:21 PM
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It all depends on how you want the timer to work. To calculate in milliseconds, you must add the "-m" switch.

If you want to use seconds then: //timerX 1 60 echo -a 60 seconds have passed
If you want to use milliseconds then: //timerX -m 1 60000 echo -a 60000 milliseconds have passed

For a more accurate measurement of a short period of time, it is better to use milliseconds.
For example, if you want the timer to run for "1.5" seconds, then that would be equal to "1500" milliseconds.


More details can be found in the help documentation:



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Epic #272875 13/08/24 10:22 AM
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Also i wanted to add that on MindForge you can set the following in the channel to achieve the same but in a more effective way:

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/cs levels #YourChannel set autovoice 0

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