InGameTime-Timer does not work

Same here, was just about to post this.  For Rust

Same here  :)

In game timer seems to send commands, but not at the chosen moment.

Has anyone been able to get this to work yet?  I think I've only seen it work once.

FacePunch Changed the "Plugin.covalence.Server.Time.ToShortTimeString()" from "19:00:00" to "19:00".
So all you need to do ist shorten your time values in the config.json

"InGameTime-Timer": {
	"07:01": "halloween.scarecrowpopulation 0",
	"07:02": "del assets/prefabs/npc/scarecrow/scarecrow.prefab",
	"07:03": "halloween.murdererpopulation 25",
	"19:01": "halloween.murdererpopulation 0",
	"19:02": "del assets/prefabs/npc/murderer/murderer.prefab",
	"19:03": "halloween.scarecrowpopulation 25"	
  },​

Somehow the plugin only executes 1 instead of all commands for the same time.
Just seperate them 1minute. :)

Those methods aren't provided by Facepunch.

Ok.
The string-formatting was still wrong.

I noticed today, that there is even a difference in this plugin for formatting the "InGameTime-Timer" and the "RealTime-Timer"

You need to format the "InGameTime-Timer" (Plugin.covalence.Server.Time.ToShortTimeString()) like "19:00"

"InGameTime-Timer": {
	"07:01": "halloween.scarecrowpopulation 0",
	"07:02": "del assets/prefabs/npc/scarecrow/scarecrow.prefab",
	"07:03": "halloween.murdererpopulation 25",
	"19:01": "halloween.murdererpopulation 0",
	"19:02": "del assets/prefabs/npc/murderer/murderer.prefab",
	"19:03": "halloween.scarecrowpopulation 25"	
  },​

But the "RealTime-Timer" must be the long version "19:00:00" (System.DateTime.Now.ToString("HH:mm:ss") this is a c# datetime format)

"RealTime-Timer": {
    "04:00:00": "del assets/content/vehicles/minicopter/minicopter.entity.prefab"	
  },

I noticed a quirk in the code.  For Rust the interval is 4.5f (line 58) which means the timer may not fire on the exact moment specified.  I was able to hack a work around (comparing the time =/+ the interval to the event time.  There is a rare chance of a double execution due to the time range, so you might want it slightly less than the interval.

I can't get real-time or in-game timers to work at all