- Add a new browser source to your OBS scene.
- Set the URL of the browser source to the url for the local clock.html file (double click clock.html to open the file in a browser; copy the url). For example:
file:///Users/lunajia/Desktop/code/OBS-Widget/clock.html
This is a tomato timer widget that you can use in your OBS (Open Broadcaster Software) scenes to display a countdown timer for study sessions and breaks.
- Add a new browser source to your OBS scene.
- Set the URL of the browser source to the url for the local tomato-timer.html file (double click tomato-timer.html to open the file in a browser; copy the url). For example:
file:///Users/lunajia/Desktop/code/OBS-Widget/tomato-timer.html?duration=50&sessions=8&break=10
- Customize the timer settings by editing query parameters to the URL:
duration
: The duration of each study session in minutessessions
: The total number of study sessionsbreak
: The duration of each break in minutes