Timeouts

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Timeouts

Timeouts is in-game command that allows you to track different timers attached to your character, without opening Pip-Boy every time. Usefull not only for crafters, but also for not-so-lucky PvP players, when they run to exit grid.

Remember that:

• nothing is displayed if all your timeouts are equal to 0
• "battle" timer is never displayed during turn-based fight
• "exit game" timer is never displayed
• if you do something wrong, you can always remove configuration file - default values will be used

Options

Always allowed

• ~timeouts - turns on/off timeouts displaying
• ~timeouts load - reload default configuration file (data\timeouts.cfg)
• ~timeouts load [name] - reload custom configuration file (data\timeouts.[name].cfg)
• ~timeouts save - save settings to default configuration file (data\timeouts.cfg)
• ~timeouts save [name] - save settings to custom configuration file (data\timeouts.[name].cfg)

Allowed only when timeouts are displayed

• ~timeouts xy [x] [y] - set start position
• ~timeouts direction [up/down] - set where new positions should be added
• ~timeouts [worldmap/wm] - set timeouts displaying on world map
• ~timeouts color1 [R] [G] [B] - set color for timeout names ("First Aid", "Gathering", etc.)
• ~timeouts color2 [R] [G] [B] - set color for timeout values ("7 seconds", "42 hours", etc.)

timeouts.cfg format

$ [status]:[dir]:[x]:[y]:[name R]:[name G]:[name B]:[value R]:[value G]:[value B]:[wm]

Every line without "$" character is ignored

• status - 0:off, 1:on (default: 0)
• dir - 0:down, 1:up (default: 1)
• x - (default: 655)
• y - (default: 490)
• name R - 0-255 (default: 0)
• name G - 0-255 (default: 255)
• name B - 0-255 (default: 0)
• value R - 0-255 (default: 0)
• value G - 0-255 (default: 255)
• value B - 0-255 (default: 0)
• wm - 0:off, 1:on (default:0)