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== Setup Timer ==
== Setup Timer ==
To create a setup timer, all you need is a '''[[team_round_timer]]''' entity.


 
#To start off, create the '''team_round_timer''' entity (you can place it anywhere), naming it is optional.
Ok, to create a setup timer, it is rather easy all you need is a team_round_timer.
#Open up the Properties.
 
#In ''Timer length'', put in how long your map should run for (in seconds). I like to put 2400 but any is good.
To start off is to create a ''team round timer'' and name it ''timer''.
#In ''Max timer length'', put how many seconds the maps maximum time can go up, using SetTime or Addtime.
 
#''Start Paused:'' Unless you plan to trigger the timer to start or something else, then set it to no.
In timer length, put in how long your map should run for (in seconds) i like to put 2400 but any is good.
#''Setup Timer length:'' You can put anything in here, although under 2 minutes is recommended.
 
#''Reset on round restart:'' Yes
In max timer length, put how many seconds the maps maximum time can go up, using SetTime or Addtime.
#''Use countdowns sounds:'' Best if set to yes.
 
#''Show time in HUD:'' Preferably yes (''Note: You can only show one timer in the HUD at a time)''.
 
start paused: no
 
Setup Timer length: '''Now you can put anything in here, but it is best under 2 mins (120 secs)'''
 
Reset on round restart: yes
 
Use countdowns sounds : best if yes
 
Show time in HUD: preferably yes

Revision as of 13:27, 6 January 2008

Setup Timer

To create a setup timer, all you need is a team_round_timer entity.

  1. To start off, create the team_round_timer entity (you can place it anywhere), naming it is optional.
  2. Open up the Properties.
  3. In Timer length, put in how long your map should run for (in seconds). I like to put 2400 but any is good.
  4. In Max timer length, put how many seconds the maps maximum time can go up, using SetTime or Addtime.
  5. Start Paused: Unless you plan to trigger the timer to start or something else, then set it to no.
  6. Setup Timer length: You can put anything in here, although under 2 minutes is recommended.
  7. Reset on round restart: Yes
  8. Use countdowns sounds: Best if set to yes.
  9. Show time in HUD: Preferably yes (Note: You can only show one timer in the HUD at a time).