How to set and control a timer?

[Saffronmodel]

Hi

I'm using the Dorothy ultra fembot. I noticed someone using this today and they had a timer going on in there show for mins to not be allowed to cum until timer was up. I want to use that idea. But can't see from image attached how I would go about setting that sort of timer?
Anyone able to help?

Thank you

 

[shawesome]

Hey,

first you set the text in the launching page which you would like to use for the timer.
If you need a timer while you're broadcasting just type /startclock x (x for the amount of minutes)

 

[schruti]

When I test the fembot, I can start a timer like this, in my chat window, where I talk to my visitors, which happens about twice a year:



Dorothy offers various variations of the command:
I can omit the subject "Coffee" and just write: /startclock 3
I can abbreviate the command and write: /sc 3 Coffee
I can use three more timers:
/startclock2 5 Tea
/sc3 4 Milk
/sc4 7 Beer

For any of these command you have:
1. The base command, that is, /startclock or /sc
2. Optional: A 2, 3 or 4 for another timer, as in: /sc4
3. Mandatory: The time in minutes, as in: /sc3 5
4. Optional: A subject, as in: /startclock4 7 Beer

 

[Saffronmodel]

Hey,

first you set the text in the launching page which you would like to use for the timer.
If you need a timer while you're broadcasting just type /startclock x (x for the amount of minutes)

Where would I enter the subject text what part of the screen shot I sent is the launching page part? Thank you

 

[shawesome]

Where would I enter the subject text what part of the screen shot I sent is the launching page part? Thank you

You just can type in chat "/startclock x Text" like @schruti already mentioned

 

[bamdicted]

Where would I enter the subject text what part of the screen shot I sent is the launching page part? Thank you

you just type it in the chat window, as you would regular chat messages
/startclock x
with x being the amount of time on the clock
With the further options described here:

Dorothy offers various variations of the command:
I can omit the subject "Coffee" and just write: /startclock 3
I can abbreviate the command and write: /sc 3 Coffee
I can use three more timers:
/startclock2 5 Tea
/sc3 4 Milk
/sc4 7 Beer

For any of these command you have:
1. The base command, that is, /startclock or /sc
2. Optional: A 2, 3 or 4 for another timer, as in: /sc4
3. Mandatory: The time in minutes, as in: /sc3 5
4. Optional: A subject, as in: /startclock4 7 Beer