Wipe Schedule plugin allows those of you that wipe regularly, to easily store and show your wipe patterns for your users along with countdowns for when the next wipe may happen.

Example: dd/MM/yyyy
When changing your date format, you must be sure you change the dates for "LastWipe" and "NextWipe" to match your new date format. Failing to do so with WILL result in error.
Example: previous date "07/13/2016" must become "13/07/2016"
Note that changing the format will NOT change the input arrangement when entering dates through commands!

Commands
This plugin provides both chat and console commands using the same syntax. When using a command in chat, prefix it with a forward slash: `/`.Chat Commands
- /nextwipe -- View the wipe cycle
- /setwipe map -- Set the last map wipe time to the current date
- /setwipe map <MM/DD/YYYY> -- Set the last map wipe to the date specified
- /setnextwipe map <MM/DD/YYYY> -- Set the next map wipe to the date specified (Requires "UseManualNextWipe" to be set to true in the config)
Console Commands
- setwipe map -- Set the last map wipe time to the current date
- setnextwipe map <MM/DD/YYYY> -- Set the next map wipe to the date specified (Requires "UseManualNextWipe" to be set to true in the config)
getwipe - Will reply the next wipe date
Configuration
The settings and options can be configured in the WipeSchedule file under the config directory. The use of an editor and validator is recommended to avoid formatting issues and syntax errors.Changing your date format
To change your date format, simply change the characters around in the "DateFormat" string found in your config, making sure to retain the capital M's for month.Example: dd/MM/yyyy
When changing your date format, you must be sure you change the dates for "LastWipe" and "NextWipe" to match your new date format. Failing to do so with WILL result in error.
Example: previous date "07/13/2016" must become "13/07/2016"
Note that changing the format will NOT change the input arrangement when entering dates through commands!
Example Configuration
TODO
- Remove unnecessary ResourceId
- Add [Description(...)] attribute containing a brief description
- Change title to title-case