⏲️ Schedule#

#bs.schedule:help

Module to schedule the execution of commands. Unlike the vanilla schedule command, this system allows the user to schedule commands (and not only functions) and it is possible to schedule several times the same command.

🔧 Functions#

You can find below all the function available in this module.

Schedule#

#bs.schedule:schedule

Allows to schedule a command. If a command is registered in a tick where commands are already registered, adds the command after those already registered.

Inputs
(macro variable) id: string

An ID to identify the command (not necessarily unique).

(macro variable) command: string

The command to schedule.

(macro variable) time: integer

The time to wait before the execution of the command.

(macro variable) unit: string

The unit of the specified time. Possible values: ‘tick’, ‘second’, ‘minute’, ‘hour’, ‘t’, ‘s’, ‘m’, ‘h’.

Examples

Example to execute say foo in 5 ticks:

function #bs.schedule:schedule { unit: "tick", id: "foo", time: 5, command: "say foo" }

Example to execute kill @e[type=slime] in 2 minutes:

function #bs.schedule:schedule { unit: "minute", id: "foo", time: 2, command: "kill @e[type=slime]" }

Credits: theogiraudet, Aksiome

Clear#

#bs.schedule:clear

Remove all scheduled commands.

Examples

To remove all commands:

function #bs.schedule:clear

Credits: theogiraudet, Aksiome

Cancel#

#bs.schedule:cancel_all

Allows to cancel a scheduled command. If several commands have the same ID, cancels all of them.

Inputs
(macro variable) id: string

The ID of the command the cancel.

Examples

Example to cancel all commands with the ID “foo”:

function #bs.schedule:cancel_all { id: "foo" }

#bs.schedule:cancel

Allows to cancel a scheduled command. If several commands have the same ID, cancels only the command to be executed earliest.

Inputs
(macro variable) id: string

The ID of the command the cancel.

Examples

Example to cancel next command with the ID “foo”:

function #bs.schedule:cancel { id: "foo" }

Credits: theogiraudet, Aksiome

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