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The World of Warcraft timer isn't working for me. It takes too many clicks to actually start up the timer, which makes me guess how long I was on before I started the timer. This is a real problem when I have a set amount of time I can be online.

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If you are simply looking to time how long you have been online, it may be quicker to create a macro to open up the timer. If I remember correctly, the macro would look something like "/sw 5:00" for a 5 minute timer, however, you will have to both click the macro, and then click the button to get the timer to actually tick. – Spazmoosifer Jul 11 at 21:03

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I have looked into the actual macro, and found a solution on the WoW Forums

The easiest macro I have found looks like this:

/sw 05:00
/script Stopwatch_Play();

Placing just those two lines in a macro will set the timer to 5 minutes and set the timer to start.

If you need more time than that, say 5 hours instead of 5 minutes, the easiest format to use would be: 05:00:00 (i.e. hours:minutes:seconds).

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You can make a macro with the text; /macro 60

60 is the time in seconds that you are allowed to play. Then you just press that macro and the play button and it will start counting down.

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I just attempted to use this command, and it does nothing more than open up the macro window. You may want to revise your answer to be correct. – Spazmoosifer Jul 13 at 5:32

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