If your plugins folder doesn't contain the file StatusData.txt, you can create it yourself. Just put the following in the file:
Quote:
//Place any user desired durations in this file.
//You can also change the display name if you like.
//For IDs, look in resources.xml or online.
//You can also use the “toggleextinfo” command in StatusTimer to see the IDs of your current buffs.
//Format: <status name>,<status ID>,<default duration in seconds>,<alternate duration in seconds>
//If default duration is 0 (zero) or not given, time will always count up
//If default duration is -1, time will not be displayed
//If alternate duration is less than 1 or not given, it will be ignored
//Use two slashes (//) or a semi-colon (;) in front of the lines if you want them ignored
//Blink is included as a format demonstration, along with it needing an
//alternate duration value (300 = 5 min = Blink, 900 = 15 min = Aerial Armor)
Blink,36,300,900
If that doesn't work, just reinstall StatusTimer to your plugins folder and it should create it for you when you reload it.
As for getting the timers to load where you want them, go into your init.txt file in your scripts folder and find the area where all of your plugins are auto-loaded. It should have stuff like:
load chatmon
//load expwatch
//load plasticsurgeon
load statustimer
load recast
etc.
The line under that, type:
st setpos 145{40}
If that doesn't work, just enter them individually like so:
st setposx 145
st setposy 40
Just set each axis to the position you want them to be. That will load StatusTimer with the timers where you want them every time.