Be nice, if the timer could use the value of {N}, for example:
King Xorbb loses his reflective protection for 70 seconds as enough people reflect his spell.
King Xorbb loses his reflective protection for 30 seconds as enough people reflect his spell.
So we can have a check for:
King Xorbb loses his reflective protection for {N} seconds as enough people reflect his spell.
And set the timer to the {N} value, no doubt there will be other raids and uses for this as well.
Hazimil!
aka Jonathan
Feature request: Timer to use {N}
Re: Feature request: Timer to use {N}
*bump* Any news about this? 
//HSishi
//HSishi
Re: Feature request: Timer to use {N}
*Polite Bump*
Would find this feature really useful, especially as I could create a trigger based on "You say, 'timer 600'", which would then kick of a timer of 600 seconds duration. Really useful when you need an ad-hoc timer, on respawns etc.
Haz!
Would find this feature really useful, especially as I could create a trigger based on "You say, 'timer 600'", which would then kick of a timer of 600 seconds duration. Really useful when you need an ad-hoc timer, on respawns etc.
Haz!
Re: Feature request: Timer to use {N}
BTW, if variables like {N} or {S} are allowed to be used for the timer values ... it's even possible to use RegEx to create conditioned timer values. Like "If Pattern1 matches THEN {N}=100. If pattern2 matches THEN {N}=200" etc.
Re: Feature request: Timer to use {N}
Version 1.0.20.2 (currently in beta) now supports the {TS} tag for this purpose. The Supported Tags post has been updated.