ClockDaddy+

Countdown timers for the things you keep forgetting in Valheim. A companion to ClockDaddy, but it works on its own.

What it does

Six named timers. Out of the box: Puff farm (1 hour), Mistwalker (20 min), Food (25 min), Fermenter (40 min), plus two spares. Rename them and set your own times in F1.
Pick and start with the keyboard.
- Shift + = / Shift + -: step through your timers (the pick shows on screen).
- Shift + T: start the picked timer, or stop it if it's running.
See what's running. Running timers are listed on screen with their countdown.
Know when it's done. A chime and "Mistwalker is done!" when a timer runs out. The timer flashes in the list for a minute; Shift+T clears it sooner.
Snooze. Page Down restarts a finished timer for 5 more minutes (Snooze Length in F1), like an alarm clock. It snoozes the picked timer if that's the one done, otherwise the latest.
Two kinds of time. Each timer counts either Real time (tool durability while you train, food) or World time (crops, fermenters), which also jumps ahead when everyone sleeps, just like the plants do.
Survives logging out. Real timers keep counting while the game is closed. World timers belong to the world you started them in.
Everything in F1. Keys, names, durations, sounds, colors and position, all changed live. Each timer also has a Start / Stop button in F1.

Settings (F1)

Section	What's there
1 - Hotkeys	Next Timer (Shift + =), Previous Timer (Shift + -), Start / Stop (Shift + T), Stop All (unset), Snooze (Page Down)
2 - Display	Show timers, position X/Y (%), font size, bold, colors, how long the picker shows, hide in menus
3 - Alerts	Sound (Chime, Bell, Beeps, Ding, Rising, Westminster, Marimba, Gong, Pulse, MusicBox, Cuckoo, WindChimes, Triangle, Custom or None) with a Test Sound button, volume, message and where it shows, how long finished timers stay, repeat alert, snooze length
4 - 9 - Timer 1 - 6	Enabled (in the cycle), Name, Duration (`1:30:00`, `20:00` or `45` minutes), Clock (Real / World), Start / Stop button (plus Snooze once it's done)

Your own alert sound

Set Sound to Custom and put a WAV file at BepInEx/plugins/ClockDaddyPlus/sounds/custom.wav (uncompressed PCM or float, any sample rate, mono or stereo). Swap it any time and press Test Sound. If the file is missing, it plays Chime.

Install

Use Gale / r2modman, or drop ClockDaddyPlus.dll into BepInEx/plugins/ClockDaddyPlus/. The F1 window comes from a Configuration Manager mod (any of them). Without one the settings are in BepInEx/config/com.laoch.clockdaddyplus.cfg.