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The Timer Ended tab is now enabled for all timer types in version 1.0.20.4 (beta).

Version 1.0.20.4 (beta) corrects the issue which prevented the parenthesis around the first few words from working correctly. I'll do a more detailed post on how GINA takes a performance shortcut for regular expression triggers in the next week.

Yes, this functionality is currently possible, although you may want to use the beta version due to an issue with designating Early End timers to use regex. Here is the basic trigger setup you would use: General Settings: Search Text: ^{S}'s weapons begin to spin\.$ Timer tab Timer Type: Timer (Coun...

Use the following instead: looted a Words of (the Element|Tyranny|Dominion|Transcendence|Dimension|Coercion|Sight|Detention|Duress|Collection \(Azia\)|Convocation|Incarceration|Bondage) Flags ("/igs") are passed as a separate parameter .Net RegEx rather than as part of the pattern. GINA automaticall...

This has been corrected in current beta version 1.0.20.3.

Search Text: start timer {TS} {S} Timer Name: {S} Timer Type: Timer (Count Down) With a trigger set up like this, I can now ";tell Gimagukk start timer 1:30 MobName Spawn" or ";tell Gimagukk start timer 90 MobName Spawn", and a new timer entry called "MobName Spawn" would be started with a duration ...

Version 1.0.20.2 (currently in beta) now supports the {TS} tag for this purpose. The Supported Tags post has been updated.

Not ignoring this one, but still working through a good solution that (a) upholds GINA's concept of "I want your triggers, but don't mess with my layout" when sharing between users and (b) isn't overly complicated to maintain.

Trigger Categories tie triggers to the desired overlays. Click on the "Trigger Categories" icon, add/edit categories and set the text and timer windows to use, and then assign that category to the trigger.

I have added a profiler tab (currently in the beta version) so that you can see which triggers are more intensive than others. You can now also restrict GINA to run on specific CPUs).