Timer Placeholder Formatting

The Timer section controls how remaining time is displayed in messages and placeholders. BeastTokens automatically selects the most appropriate format based on how much time is left.

Each format uses standard printf-style placeholders:

Placeholder	Meaning
%d	Number value (no padding)
%02d	Number padded to 2 digits (e.g. 04, 09)

Timer:
Y-D-H-M-S: "%d years %d days (%02dH:%02dM:%02dS)"
D-H-M-S: "%d days (%02dH:%02dM:%02dS)"
H-M-S: "(%02dH:%02dM:%02dS)"
M-S: "(%02dM:%02dS)"
S: "(%02dS)"

How It Works

BeastTokens checks the remaining time and chooses the largest matching format:

• Years present → Y-D-H-M-S

• Days present (no years) → D-H-M-S

• Hours present → H-M-S

• Minutes present → M-S

• Seconds only → S

This ensures the timer is always:

• ✅ Easy to read

• ✅ Compact

• ✅ Consistent across messages

Remaining Time	Display
2 years, 3 days, 4h 5m 6s	2 years 3 days (04H:05M:06S)
5 days, 1h 2m 3s	5 days (01H:02M:03S)
2h 8m 9s	(02H:08M:09S)
45 seconds	(45S)

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Notes

• You can fully customize each format.

• Padding (%02d) is recommended for timers that update every second.

• Removing any format will cause the next smaller one to be used.