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powerTicks = 0
function activePower(dt)
	--timeA = a static point in time defined in love.load
	timeB = love.timer.getMicroTime() -- ripping
	if timeB - timeA == 10 and powerTicks == 0 then
		timeB = timeA
		powerTicks = 1
	else

	end

end
function drawPowerTime()
	if powerTicks == 1 then
		love.graphics.print("##########",200,250)
		love.graphics.print("##########",200,260)
		love.graphics.print("##########",200,270)
		love.graphics.print("##########",200,280)
	else
	--just for testing...
		love.graphics.print(timeB,200,300)
		love.graphics.print(timeA,200,290)
	end
end

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function activePower(dt)
 if varTime >= 10 then
  -- execute event
 else
  varTime = varTime + dt
 end
end

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my_timer = Polygamy.timer {
	delay = time,      -- the delay in seconds before the first occurrence. 0 if not specified
	times = integer,   -- How many times do you want to execute it? 1 if not specified, 0 = infinite
	interval = time;   -- the interval in seconds between  each repeats. set to "delay" if not specified.
	function(times, countdown) 
		-- do whatever you want to do repeatedly  
		-- <times> is the number of times the timer has been executed and 
		-- <countdown> is how many times are left before it expires (0 if infinite)
	end
}
my_other_timer = Polygamy.timer{ etc ... }

my_timer:pause()
my_timer:resume(delay)

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Polygamy.timer:pause() -- pauses all timers
Polygamy.timer:resume() -- resumes all timers previously active. The ones paused individually are still paused.

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Polygamy.timeline("my timeline"){ a timer request object}

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eventQueue = {
    [6]=function() powerTicks = true end,
    [11]=function() --[[do something awesome]] end
        }
totalTime = 0

function update(dt)
    totalTime = totalTime + dt
    for time, event in pairs(eventQueue) do
        if time < totalTime then
            event()
            eventQueue[time] = nil
        end
    end
end