Events

Format: /event {name} {frequency} {event actions} {group}

Event causes some actions to be taken when a certain amount of time has
passed. {frequency} is the amount of time in seconds to pass before firing
the event. You can create as many events as you like.  Duplicate frequencies
are valid; so you could create several events to fire every 10 seconds.

   {name} The name of the event. 
   {frequency} The number of seconds until the event fires. 
   {event actions} The commands to do when the event fires. 
   {group} Optional, see the user guide for help on groups.

Typing /event by itself will list all the events you have defined. When you
list the events you are also shown the time left before the event fires.

001: {Jumper} {F:30} {T:14} {jump}
This is an example of an event listing. This first parameter is the name of
the event.  F: shows you the frequency you have set for the event.  T: shows
how much time is left before the event gets fired. The last part contains the
event actions to be taken when the event is fired.

/event {Jumper} {30} {jump}
This will create an event called Jumper that jumps every 30 seconds.