add time change
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@@ -15,6 +15,7 @@ This OBS Studio Lua script writes your current stream uptime to a text file, wit
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4. Click the `+` button and select `obs_uptime_to_file.lua`.
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5. Set the `Output File Path` to where you want the uptime to be written.
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6. (Optional) Set the `Format String` to customize how the uptime appears.
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7. (Optional) Set the `Update Interval (seconds)` to control how often the file is updated (default: 1 second).
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## Format String
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You can control how the uptime is displayed using the `Format String` property. Use these placeholders:
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@@ -32,7 +33,7 @@ You can control how the uptime is displayed using the `Format String` property.
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- `{M} minutes` → `83 minutes`
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## How It Works
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- When you start streaming, the script begins writing the uptime to your chosen file every second.
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- When you start streaming, the script begins writing the uptime to your chosen file at the interval you set (default: every second).
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- When you stop streaming, the file is erased (emptied), so nothing will display if you use it as a text source.
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## Use Case
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