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Holograms
Holograms require CMI or DecentHolograms. TrackTimer works without an available provider; hologram buttons and the hologram command are then unavailable. Creating and removing holograms requires tracktimer.command.hologram.
The TopTen GUI has separate buttons for normal race and redstone race holograms. Redstone races include both signal and traffic-light starts. Each button gives you the placement tool for that category.
Alternatively, use /tt hologram add <event> for normal player starts or /tt hologram add <event> <date> [time] for redstone races. Signal and traffic-light starts share this results category; normal races remain separate. See Commands for date formats and examples.
Use the placement tool to select the upper-left and lower-right corners of a wall area. The hologram appears in front of the blocks, remains fixed in direction and is sized to the selected area. You can place multiple holograms for the same track, for example at the track and at the event spawn.
Holograms are stored in TrackTimer's database and update after completed races. The number of displayed results is configurable.
A live hologram shows current participants, their position, player head and name, current lap and total elapsed time. In normal races, a driver appears after crossing a start trigger. With signal and traffic-light starts, drivers appear after crossing an activated start. Both modes use the shared title “Redstone-start race”.
Standings follow race progress: drivers with more completed laps rank first. The start trigger marks the race start or a driver's entry into a redstone race. Crossing the finish trigger completes a lap and advances the lap count. Within the same lap, the driver who reached the furthest checkpoint ranks first. If drivers reached the same checkpoint in the same lap, the one who reached that progress point first ranks higher. The start or finish trigger passage time is used as the progress time until a checkpoint in the current lap is reached.
Create a live hologram in the event editor or use /tt hologram addlive <event>. The command gives you the placement tool, which uses the same area selection as results holograms. See Commands for details.
The refresh interval is configurable and defaults to 10 ticks (0.5 seconds). Final standings remain visible for 10 minutes by default, unless a new race starts first. Both values can be changed in the configuration GUI; the retention duration changes in 0.5-minute steps. Player heads are displayed with CMI.
Use the removal button or /tt hologram remove to receive the removal tool.
- Left-click a block inside the hologram area to remove the hologram on your side of the wall.
- Right-click to cancel the tool.
- The tool disappears after a configurable period without use; the default is 10 seconds.
Use the configuration GUI to change hologram settings. Closing it updates holograms if those settings were changed.
Use /tt hologram reload to reload settings and update holograms. Available provider settings are auto, cmi and decentholograms. auto uses CMI when available, otherwise DecentHolograms. Player heads beside names are supported with CMI.
For missing font libraries on Linux, see FAQ: CMI holograms on Linux.