Manage scheduled callbacks for game logic with one-shot and repeating timers.
npx skills add https://github.com/radical-beard/bestow --skill timer-system
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: timer-system Source: https://github.com/radical-beard/bestow/tree/main/template/.claude/skills/timer-system Command: npx skills add https://github.com/radical-beard/bestow --skill timer-system
This Skill provides a robust and hot-reload-safe system for scheduling delayed and repeating callbacks, eliminating the need for manual time tracking or complex state management in game logic.
Use the timer-system skill to schedule a function to be called after 5 seconds.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can schedule delayed callbacks for game logic by using a timer system to manage one-shot delays and repeating intervals, eliminating the need for manual time tracking. This provides a hot-reload-safe structure for triggering actions after specified delays.
The best way to implement ability cooldowns and spawn timers in game development is to use a scheduled callback system. It handles repeating intervals and one-shot delays, allowing you to trigger player abilities or enemy spawns at precise regular intervals.
Repeating timers stay synchronized with a game's main update loop by integrating directly with it for time synchronization. This integration ensures that scheduled callbacks, intervals, and delayed actions execute accurately relative to the game's active frame updates.
Yes, you can pause and resume repeating intervals for temporary power-up effects. The timer system includes timer control features that allow you to pause, resume, and cancel scheduled callbacks efficiently to manage temporary game states.
You need a hot-reload-safe system for managing scheduled game events to prevent state loss and broken callbacks during code updates. This approach eliminates complex state management issues, ensuring delays and repeating intervals persist correctly through development iterations.
Yes, the timer system works for both one-shot delays and repeating intervals. It is designed to execute actions after a specified delay or trigger them at regular intervals, making it applicable for cooldowns, spawns, and delayed cutscene actions.
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