Standby Speedrun Mod

This Mod is a useful tool for Minecraft parkour speedrunning!

• Show a counter that displays how many ticks have passed since your last jump, and freely customize its position and color.

• Create custom splits for maps and use them to compare against your personal best.

• The mod also tracks your stats for every split, which you can view on a website that visualizes them in detail.

• Additionally, there are many other features you can access through commands.

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List of All Commands

General

/+help [page/command]
→ Lists all commands (3 Pages)
→ Shows help for a specific command

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Counter Settings

/+counterpos [x] [y] [alignment (L/R/C)]
→ Sets counter position and alignment

/+visibility [global (0/1)] [normal (0/1)] [hide_if_zero (0/1)]
→ Sets visibility of each counter.
→ global shows how many total ticks you ran in your speedrun (only resets on startpos touch)

/+color [hexCode] [color (0/1)]
→ Changes counter color to hexCode (without #)
→ Make the Counter bold or not

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Start / End Setup

/+startpos [allowRun (0/1)] [radius]
→ Sets position that automatically resets the counter.
→ allowRun starts the counter if out of region. (useless if global counter is disabled)
→ radius defines the region size

/+removeend
→ Removes end position

/+removestart
→ Removes start positions

/+endbox [lengthX] [lengthY] [lengthZ] [alignment (center/off/on)] [posX] [posY] [posZ]
→ Defines a precise box that ends the timers.
→ alignment aligns the player to center or nearest edge/corner. Optional custom coords.

/+startbox [lengthX] [lengthY] [lengthZ] [alignment (center/off/on)] [posX] [posY] [posZ]
→ Defines a precise box that starts the timers on first enter. (needs a /+startpos to reset)
→ Alignment and optional coords same as /+endbox

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Splits

/+setsplit [splitNum] [lengthX] [lengthY] [lengthZ] [alignment (center/off/on)] [posX] [posY] [posZ]
→ Defines a box used to split the timer. splitNum = split sequence.

/+addsplit [splitNum] [lengthX] [lengthY] [lengthZ] [alignment (center/off/on)] [posX] [posY] [posZ]
→ Same as /+setsplit but inserts instead of overwriting existing splits.

/+savesplits [namespace]
→ Saves or overwrites your current splits as namespace

/+loadsplits [namespace]
→ Loads splits from namespace

/+copysplits
→ Copies your splits to clipboard (without namespace)

/+pastesplits [namespace]
→ Saves or overwrites splits from clipboard as namespace

/+removesplits [splitNum]
→ Removes the split time and position of splitNum. Removes all if empty.

/+removesplittimes [splitNum]
→ Removes the split time of splitNum – removes all times if empty.

/+removepbtimes
→ Removes your PB run split times

/+splitstats [splitNum]
→ Shows the split stats of splitNum – shows all split stats if empty

/+togglesplitmode
→ Toggles between showing best pace and personal best

/+hidesplits [ListOfSplits (example: 3,4,7)]
→ Hides the split msg in chat
→ Hides all if -1 / shows all if empty

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Miscellaneous

/+togglechat
→ Toggles visibility of the chat (custom mode that only shows essential info)

/+toggleblacklist
→ Toggles the visibility of the blacklist (can be edited in the config file)

/+toggleplayers
→ Toggles visibility of players

/+toggletimeformat
→ Toggles the time format in the split comparison from ticks/realtime

/+facing [set/clear]
→ Sets or clears the facing after restarting a Timolia map

/+reloadconfig
→ Reloads the config file

/+airtime
→ Returns the total airtime between command usages

/+togglecountupwhilefalling
→ Toggles if the counter counts up after dropping from an edge

/+jnrkit
→ Gives you a Set Checkpoint and Respawn item

/+pracpos [radius]
→ Sets the practice position to your current position with radius (check splits multiple times without restarting)

/+openconfig
→ Opens the config file

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(some useless commands are not listed)

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How to Setup Splits

Setting Start and End

1. Go to your spawn point
   This is the position where you teleport when you reset a map (basically your spawn).

2. Set the start position
   Stand exactly there and run:

   /+startpos 1 [radius]
   

   • On Timolia, the recommended radius is 0.06 (equals one sneak tap).
   • On other servers, the radius can be any value, as long as it doesn’t overlap with your start box.

3. Set a start box
   Use:

   /+startbox
   

   This defines exactly where the timer should start.

   • On Timolia maps, this usually isn’t necessary because the timer starts automatically when you start moving.
   • It’s useful for maps where the timer should start when you enter a specific area.
   • If you leave the command empty, it selects only the block you’re standing on.
   • To define a larger or more precise region, use:

     /+startbox [lengthX] [lengthY] [lengthZ] [alignment (center/off/on)] [posX] [posY] [posZ]
     

     Everything up to alignment is relevant — the position arguments (posX, posY, posZ) are usually optional and can be skipped.
   • Because start areas are often taller than a single block, you should usually set lengthY to 2 (or higher).
   • If your timer doesn’t start at around .3/.7 of a block but only at .0, set the length to 0.4 instead of 1 (since 1 - 0.6 = 0.4, subtracting 0.3 on both sides).

4. Set the end box
   Go to the end point of the map** — exactly where the server or map normally stops the timer — and run:

   /+endbox
   

   • If you leave it empty, it also selects just the current block.
   • To define a precise region, use:

     /+endbox [lengthX] [lengthY] [lengthZ] [alignment (center/off/on)] [posX] [posY] [posZ]
     

     Like with the start box, everything up to alignment is important; the position arguments are optional.
   • It’s also recommended to set lengthY to around 2, depending on the height of your end area.
   • For maps where the timer stops earlier or later than expected, you can fine-tune the length values similarly to the start box.

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Creating Splits

Once your start and end are set, you can add splits throughout the map.

1. Walk through the map and stop at each point where you want a split.

2. Run:

   /+setsplit
   

   • This automatically assigns a split number and sets the split for your current block.
   • Perfect for simple splits on single blocks.

3. For precise boxes, specify arguments manually.
   Example on a 3x3 platform, standing in the middle:

   /+setsplit 5 3 0 3 center
   

   Example on a 2x2 platform, while standing centered:

   /+setsplit 6 2 0 2 on
   

Make sure you’re standing correctly in the middle of the area when using “center” or “on” alignment for accurate split boxes.