Added support for days

README.md

@@ -18,10 +18,13 @@ This OBS Studio Lua script writes your current stream uptime to a text file, wit
 7. (Optional) Set the `Update Interval (seconds)` to control how often the file is updated (default: 1 second).
 
 ## Format String
+
 You can control how the uptime is displayed using the `Format String` property. Use these placeholders:
+- `{d}`: Days (zero-padded, e.g., 02)
 - `{h}`: Hours (zero-padded, e.g., 01)
 - `{m}`: Minutes (zero-padded, e.g., 09)
 - `{s}`: Seconds (zero-padded, e.g., 05)
+- `{D}`: Days (no padding, e.g., 2, 12)
 - `{H}`: Hours (no padding, e.g., 1, 12)
 - `{M}`: Minutes (no padding, e.g., 9, 23)
 - `{S}`: Seconds (no padding, e.g., 5, 45)
@@ -29,7 +32,7 @@ You can control how the uptime is displayed using the `Format String` property.
 **Examples:**
  - `{h}:{m}:{s}` → `01:23:45`
  - `{H}:{M}:{S}` → `1:23:5`
- - `{H}h {M}m` → `1h 23m` (or just `23m` if under 1 hour)
+ - `{D}d {H}h {M}m` → `2d 3h 15m` (or just `3h 15m` if under 1 day, or `15m` if under 1 hour)
  - `{M} minutes` → `83 minutes`
 
 ## How It Works