System Clock Plug-in

System Time in the OSD?

There are two ways to achieve this without plugins.

1. in MSI Afterburner Settings -> On-Screen Display-> enable "Show system time"

2. In MSI Ab Settings -> Monitoring -> click on the three dots on the right of "Show in On-Screen Display" to bring up On-Screen Display layout editor -> Section "Separators", Field Prolog add in Variable %Time%
Example:

 

Hey there,

thats a super interesting and helpful post, thanks for that !! Though i have some advanced questions related to that.

i'll add a screenshot on how i want it to be and how it is now:



i want the time to be shown in the FPS column (besides the fps column after the frametime, see the red frame) and i want it to be colored white not orange. how can i achieve that ? would be very happy if you or someone else could help me, thats the last bit i need to make my personal osd "perfect" for me). ((also don't mind the 30fps in WoW, its only because i made the screenshot while the game window was inactive (with the windows snipping tool))

/e: nevermind, i managed on my own. might not be perfect but it will be good enough.

managed with <P=> and <C=> commands.

one additional question that maybe someone knows. can i set a title before the time is displayed ?

/e: nevermind i managed to do it all alone. pretty easy and really well made my overlay looks like this now:



Thanks to @Andy_K for giving me the idea to improve my personal osd and add the one thing i was missing

 

@Unwinder thanks for the Tip, though i got it to work exactly like i imagined it. Tweaked it a bit more after my last Post and for me personally its perfect now

 

Any idea why %Time% is not working in the Hypertext Overlay Editor?

 

Alright, sorry to be such a noob, the holidays were a bit stressful here.

 

Quick question. Is there any way to have just the hour and minutes? So it displays HH:MM.
This turned out to be the perfect solution for having a system clock overlay in games but I find HH:MM:SS a bit unappealing/distracting.