Ashmanix Countdown Timer 2.0.3

[RobertWilliams]

How do i 'export' my timer configs? I have a second install my OBS setup and would like to copy my settings without having to recreate them manually. TIA.

 

[Ashmanix]

Is there a chance that this plugin will also be available for Linux Mint (Ubuntu) in the near future?

Hi, I currently use the OBS supplies plugin template as a basis for my plugin which includes the code that builds the different versions of the plugin so I don't have a plan for Linux mint specifically, just whatever Linux app file I'm currently producing. If you're using flatpak there was one user who had a similar issue using flatpak for OBS and I think I was able to help them move the pre installed files from the Linux installer into the required folder format for flatpak. You can have a look at the GitHub issue here:

Can't install on linux? · Issue #103 · ashmanix/obs-plugin-countdown

current OS Linux Mint 22 Cinnamon. version of OBS is 30.1.2 flatpak. I haven't updated OBS since April because the flatpak version created difficulties with plugins, something to do with plugins th...

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[Ashmanix]

How do i 'export' my timer configs? I have a second install my OBS setup and would like to copy my settings without having to recreate them manually. TIA.

There is no built in function to export the config file in the plugin but you can locate the config file wherever plugin files are stored on windows Mac. I'm not near my pc just now so can't tell you the folder locations offhand.

Are you using Windows or MacOS?

 

[RobertWilliams]

There is no built in function to export the config file in the plugin but you can locate the config file wherever plugin files are stored on windows Mac. I'm not near my pc just now so can't tell you the folder locations offhand.

Are you using Windows or MacOS?

I am using a Windows PC. I can see a config.json under Roaming/obs-studio/plugin_config/obs-plugin-countdown. Other than copying this file, is there any other things I need to do after copying the file to the 2nd computer?

 

[Ashmanix]

I am using a Windows PC. I can see a config.json under Roaming/obs-studio/plugin_config/obs-plugin-countdown. Other than copying this file, is there any other things I need to do after copying the file to the 2nd computer?

That should be enough for the plugin itself. Just a note that the position of the plugin window on the UI won't be transferred with this file as that's saved by OBS in its own settings file. This just means you'll need to place the dock window and size it again.

 

[Warren Speck]

Are window position settings stored in a common OBS file or in a separate one for each scene?

 

[Ashmanix]

Are window position settings stored in a common OBS file or in a separate one for each scene?

I believe there's a file called `global.ini` in the obs-studio folder that contains the UI settings.