Creating-Timed-Events.md

+# Adding Timers
+
+## Timers
+- Server Timer
+  - This type of timer does not persist and is server dependent
+- Player Timer
+  - This type of timer does persist if needed and is player dependent
+
+## Creating a Server Timer
+
+When creating a timer you first need to get the TimerManager singleton. After getting the singleton you can create a new timer. The timer will be created with the `scheduleCommand()` method. An example implementation is linked below.
+
+```java
+// The date object is used to set when the timer should go off
+Date date = new Date();
+// The command is the command that will be executed when the timer goes off
+Command command = new Command();
+
+TimerManager timerManager = TimerManager.getInstance();
+timerManager.scheduleCommand(date, command);
+```
+
+## Creating a Player Timer
+
+When creating a timer for a player you first need to get the TimerManager singleton. After getting the singleton you can create a new timer. The timer will be created with the `scheduleCommand()` method. An example implementation is linked below.
+
+```java
+// The date object is used to set when the timer should go off
+Date date = new Date();
+// The command is the command that will be executed when the timer goes off
+Command command = new Command();
+// The player is the player that the timer will be created for
+int playerID = 1234567890;
+
+TimerManager timerManager = TimerManager.getInstance();
+timerManager.scheduleCommand(date, command, playerID);
+```
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