/resettimer¶

Provided by a script

/lua run resettimer

Run with no arguments it stays resident and registers two commands: /resettimer <zone_id> and /resetalltimers. It can also be run one-shot: /lua run resettimer <zone_id> or /lua run resettimer all (issues the reset, answers the confirm popup, then exits).

Syntax¶

/resettimer <zone_id>
/resetalltimers

Description¶

Relay receiver that resets a zone instance's reuse-lockout timer — or every eligible zone's, via /resetalltimers — through the client's internal command queue, then answers the resulting confirmation popup automatically.

Options¶

<zone_id> — The numeric zone identifier visible in cmdspy output. The same value across every client in a group, since it identifies the zone instance, not the client. Issues reset_zone_timer <zone_id> via eq2.cmdqueue.
/resetalltimers — No argument. Issues reset_all_zone_timers, matching what the client's own "Reset All" button in the zone info window pushes onto its internal command queue — there is no per-zone id in that path.

Confirmation and dedup¶

Both forms arm a lib.choice listener for the confirm popup before issuing the command, and answer "yes" within a 6-second window. /resettimer dedups per zone id — a repeat within 15 seconds is skipped and logged rather than re-issued. /resetalltimers dedups globally, on the same 15-second window, since there is no id to key on.

Not queued like /travelto//dialogreply

Unlike the lib.resident-based receivers, this script keeps only the most recently arrived pending job per command, not a queue. If a second /resettimer <id> (or a second /resetalltimers) lands before the previous one is picked up by the 150ms poll tick, it silently overwrites it. In practice this rarely matters — resets are infrequent, and the dedup window above already absorbs accidental repeats — but it is a different failure mode than the burst-safe receivers elsewhere in this batch.

Examples¶

/lua run resettimer
/resettimer 2189539952
/resetalltimers

Across the group:

/dge /resettimer 2189539952