Create timers and stopwatches in seconds! 
The EzTimer Creator is a plugin that uses the EzTimer Module to make timers and stopatches, without you needing to write one line of code! (You might need to write a line of code, but you get the idea). This plugin was made with simplicity in mind, so you can’t edit most of the timer’s properties. If you want to make more complicated timers, I would suggest using the EzTimer Module.
Note: You don’t need the EzTimer Module in your experience to use this plugin.
To use this brilliant plugin install it using the link above. Upon opening it you will be presented with a window that looks like this:
By deafult the plugin is set to Timers mode. If you would like to create a stopwatch, click the mode-switch button in the bottom right corner.
Creating and editing a timer
To create a timer, make sure the plugin is set to Timers 
mode and click the Create 
button at the top right. When clicked, a box will pop up that looks like this:
1 - Timer/Stopwatch Name
2 - Open Editor
3 - Delete
You can change the name of the timer/stopwatch to easily identify it.
Tip: If you have made lots of timers, you can filter them using the Search 
Button.
To open the editor, click the Edit 
Button. When clicked, a new window will pop up that will look like this:
Here you can edit the properties of the timer. If you dont know what these properties do, click the
Help 
button.
To save the timer, click the Save 
button. The timer will not autosave.
If you want the plugin to create the timer with a new TextLabel, click the Create New 
Button (When clicked, the text will change to ‘Update’)
If you would like to use your own GuiObject, click the Generate Code 
Button to see the code that will create the timer. Then you can copy the code into a script.
Creating and editing a stopwatch
To create a stopwatch, make sure you are on Stopwatches 
Mode and click the Create Button. The steps for editing and saving a stopwatch are the same as above. The only change is that stopwatches have less editable properties so the editor will look like this:
I hope you can put this plugin to good use! 