Animated Timer

Online player requirement was introduced back in v1.1.1 and has since enabled players to automatically pause the timer if no one is currently in the game. Due to the addition of pause events (see the "Features" section), this functionality is no longer necessary, which is why all configuration and API functions have been removed.

The primary function for configuring trigger scoreboards has been renamed to better align with AT's internal naming convention.

Before:
/function at-conf:triggers

After:
/function at-conf:trigger

Beginning with this release, AT distinguishes between behavior and style configuration, which fundamentally affects the way config information is retrieved. To reflect this change, the output of the configuration show command (at-conf:show) has been reduced to only display style-related values.

Behavioral configuration settings (timer mode, visibility, trigger scores, extra fields) can now be viewed via one of the following commands:

/function at-conf:behavior

/trigger behavior

AT's API system is also partially affected by this change, resulting in the deprecation of API Get function at-tapi:get/full_configuration and introduction of two new commands:

/function at-tapi:get/behavior_configuration

/function at-tapi:get/style_configuration

Certain API functions related to extra fields have been renamed and moved to separate directories:

• at-tapi:set/pattern → at-tapi:set/pattern/global
• at-tapi:set/prefix → at-tapi:set/prefix/global
• at-tapi:set/suffix → at-tapi:set/suffix/global

The recent changes implemented in v1.3.2 have made the API Get function at-tapi:get/actionbar_string insufficient. For this reason, this release includes an improved version that now also returns timer prefix & suffix fields:

/function at-tapi:get/actionbar_fields

Note: Actionbar fields are retrieved from a player's individual storage, so running it in player context is mandatory.

To further enhance its usefulness in challenge or even speedrun scenarios, AT now offers six unique config options to automatically pause at the following in-game events:

• Advancement is reached - configured via:
  /function at-conf:pause_achieve {advancement:""}
/trigger achieve-pause
• Player sees credits - configured via:
  /function at-conf:pause_credits
/trigger credits-pause
• Player dies - configured via:
  /function at-conf:pause_death
/trigger death-pause
• Mob is defeated - configured via:
  /function at-conf:pause_defeat {mob:""}
/trigger defeat-pause
• Player leaves game - configured via:
  /function at-conf:pause_leave
/trigger leave-pause
• Item is collected - configured via:
  /function at-conf:pause_obtain {item:""}
/trigger obtain-pause

Note: All settings are disabled by default, except for "Player leaves game". This ensures that the timer always pauses if no one is currently online.

Using a total of four new API functions, one can now read from or write to individually configured extra fields:

/function at-tapi:get/individual_configuration

/function at-tapi:set/pattern/individual {text:""}

/function at-tapi:set/prefix/individual {text:""}

/function at-tapi:set/suffix/individual {text:""}