Configuration Guide

ENGINE0.enabled: - This is the off position for the Broadcaster plug-in. If there are no broadcasting engines running, then this will be set to true (If it's not then you should manually set it to true). If there are broadcasting engines running then it should be set to false (If it's not then you should manually set it to false). This will not use any of your servers resources if this field is set to true.
Each engine has it's own set of fields and their own "messages#.txt" file. The engine's number relates to how many lines that will be broadcasted upon execution. Ex: "ENGINE1.enabled: true ENGINE1.interval: 2 ENGINE1.intervalType: MINUTES" These settings means broadcaster 1 will execute every 2 minutes. true = on; false = off.

ENGINE#.enabled: - This field is a boolean field (Can only be set to either true or false). This will set the current state of the broadcasting engine to either On or Off (true or false). The "ENGINE0:" must be set to false in-order for other broadcasters to run; "ENGINE0:" means no other engines can run.
ENGINE#.interval: - This field is the interval between broadcasted messages for an engine. This will allow you to send messages every so often. You can change the delay to send messages every set amount of time.
ENGINE#.intervalType: - This field will allow you to change the delay type (SECONDS, MINUTES, HOURS). Seconds being seconds, Minutes being minutes, and Hours being hours.
ENGINE#.delay: - This field will allow you to set a delay for the broadcaster. It is not related to the interval settings. This will change the amount of time it takes for a broadcaster to start (Execute it's first message(s)). EX: "ENGINE#.delay: 2 ENGINE#.delayType: MINUTES" These settings will delay the broadcaster 2 minutes before it starts (Turns on).
ENGINE#.delayType: - This field will allow you to change the delay type (MILLISECONDS, SECONDS, MINUTES, and HOURS). Milliseconds being milliseconds, Seconds being seconds, Minutes being minutes, and Hours being hours.

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