The scheduling panel (scheduling)

You should read how to write correctly a scenario file first.

Presentation of the scheduling plugin.

The scheduling plugin is not a task itself but a time display that participants can use to visualize certain information such as the start and stop of tasks, or the start and stop of automations.

Basic operations

Mainly, you can modify the duration displayed, by modifying the minduration parameter (8 minutes by default).

The scheduling plugin will automatically display the timeline of the started task, but you can decide to change this list by modifying the displayedplugins parameter (list of task alias).

You can also decide to hide the chronometer by setting displaychronometer=False. Finally, this chronometer can be reversed to display the remaining time, with the reversechronometer parameter.

List of scheduling parameters

Variable	Description	Possible values	Default
title	Title of the task, displayed if the plugin is visible	(string)	Scheduling
taskplacement	Task location in a 3x2 canvas	topleft, topmid, topright, bottomleft, bottommid, bottomright, fullscreen	topright
taskupdatetime	Delay between plugin updates (ms)	(positive integer)	1000
minduration	Duration (minutes) of the displayed scheduling	(positive integer)	8
displaychronometer	Should the elapsed time be displayed?	(boolean)	True
reversechronometer	Should elapsed time be turned to remaining time?	(boolean)	False
displayedplugins	List of plugin schedules to display	(list of task plugins alias = sysmon, track, communications, resman)	[sysmon, track, communications, resman]