TinTin #tickkey command

This command will define a unique key that will be sent when the tick event occurs. You can use this key to trigger actions. (If you don’t use a unique key, then a malicious person could easily cause your tick action to be triggered.)

Example

The following commands sets the tick key to something that is pretty unique:

#ticksize {Coyote’s Tick}

Afterwards the tick events will look like this. (Note that parentheses are output, not curly braces.)

# 10 seconds to tick. (Coyote’s Tick)

# TICK. (Coyote’s Tick)

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