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Add a way to restart the Countup and keep track of that reset.

I thinking:

1. A hotkey to reset the timer
2. A text element to increment a count

This would allow users to show time between events. Like a death counter.

Im new to programing but i would like to add the option 'Select all sources' when you select the media source, Do you think you can help me out

Seems you have to pause the count up timer first then reset.

[StopWatch-[5.1].lua] Failed to call timer_cb for timer_call: attempt to call a nil value
[StopWatch-[5.1].lua] Failed to call timer_cb for timer_call: attempt to call a nil value

Attached Debug log:

-Debug Log[2023-08-13_11.37.17].txt

OBS Studio 29.0.2
I installed both 4.9 and 3.4. 3.4 shows me the Text source. 4.9 never shows me a text source (even after an OBS restart).

This version corrects an option that did not work before as well as an error on line 467 of version 5.5... Now I no longer have an error but the count down works in count up lol

Exemple: 10s

9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Normaly it's => 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

Debian 12 and OBS Studio 30.0.2

is this working in Linux?

I would like to be able to disables the days display, and just have hours be the max unit. And therefore be able to go over 23 hours. This would mirror the functionality of livesplit which I am aiming to replace.

Hi

I use the StopWatch.lua for obs and tried to get the sound for timer expired audio on countdown, but it always crashes my obs as soon as I choose the sound source.

So is there a specific sound format that I have to use? Tried wav, mp3 and ogg.

obs 29.0.2
StopWatch.lua 4.9

Funciona muy bien, muy sencillo y fácil de usar.

First off: Thanks for the crazy amount of helpful and amazing scripts!

I've encountered a quite severe bug with the Advanced Stopwatch script:
When set to "Start Timer on source visible" and the countdown running down to a specific date and time, at any change to the settings OBS would completely crash.

So far it happened when changing any of the time settings and also when changing the "Next Scene" setting.

OBS 27.1.3.
Win 10 64
Script version 3.2.

Help?

Using:

• Windows 10
• OBS 30.0.2
• Latest version of stopwatch.lua

I looked at the tutorials posted and it shows a "Start Stopwatch" button present after loading the script. However, I don't see this option on my OBS.

Expected:

What I see:

2024-01-10 15-46-42.txt

2024-01-10 15-46-42.txt

Log file attached.

Hi

It would be great to have more individual control over the format of the timer.

e.g. I would like it to keep the minutes even when under 1min

So maybe it could be separated into several dropdowns:
Days yes/no
hours yes/no
minutes yes/no
seconds yes/no
split seconds yes/no
remove leading zeros yes/no

or just a custom field in which a format can be entered: eg.g mm:ss
plus the "remove leading zeros" option