Aevum ⏳

Create, manage, and track timers and stopwatches — global, per-player, or per-team.

What it does 💫

• Timers & stopwatches — countdowns that end, or clocks that count up.
• Pick a scope — one global instance, one per player, or one per team (via Stella).
• Target anyone — a player, a team, or @all at once; players act on their own by default.
• Checkpoints — record named marks (e.g. "time to reach the Nether") with their time and timestamp.
• They stick around — every timer, stopwatch, and mark is saved and restored after a restart.
• Config-driven rewards — run commands/messages on tick, on end, or on a mark, with simple %placeholder% conditions.
• No commands to memorize — tab-completion suggests names, scopes, and targets as you type.
• Make it yours — change every message and the action config; reload live.
• Placeholders & a developer API — show times anywhere, or drive Aevum from your own plugin via events and AevumAPI.

Commands

Everything lives under /aevum.

(<type> is timer or stopwatch.)

Scopes: global (default), player, team. Targets: a player name, a team id, or @all — omit it and you act on your own instance. Time: 90, 90s, 5m, 1h30m, 2d.

Type /aevum help in-game to see everything.

Placeholders 🪧

Resolve to the viewing player's own instance (or their team's):

%aevum_timer_<name>_time%        %aevum_stopwatch_<name>_time%
%aevum_timer_<name>_seconds%     %aevum_stopwatch_<name>_seconds%
%aevum_timer_<name>_status%      %aevum_stopwatch_<name>_status%
%aevum_<type>_<name>_mark_<label>%   (+ _seconds, _at)

Links 🔗

• Wiki — setup, commands, and the developer API.
• GitHub — source code and bug reports.

Aevum — timers and stopwatches with scopes, checkpoints, and an API.