- is the time interval (in seconds) to wait for; is whatever text to send to the MUD before starting to suspend; flc_defer - starts deferring any sent commands, so they are sent at intervals equal to (seconds); flc_resume - stop suspending or deferring output and resume normal processing. The text will be passed through Execute, so you can use an alias when suspending input. Example of using the suspend function in a script: Execute("flc_pause 1.8 cure aeon") That will execute "cure aeon", which is hopefully your alias for curing that affliction. When the plugin starts suspending input, it sets the "flc_delayed" flag true, so you can test whether input is being suspended by checking this flag's value with the klib.GetFlag() function supplied by the flc package. When the timeout expires, processing will be resumed automatically, and the "flc_resume" alias will be Executed for any other interested parties to hear and take necessary action. ]]>