DayZ Server Status Overlays in OBS

Basic

A basic overlay can be created by using a simple text file with a "Text (GDI+)" source in OBS.

Click the "≡" button in DayZ Server Monitor and select "Settings..."
Scroll down in the Settings window to find the Status File settings
Check the "Enable Status File 0" checkbox
Choose the location and filename of the text file to generate
Copy the following text into the "Status File Content 0" text box: Name: %N Address: %A Num Players: %P Max Players: %M The settings should look something like this:
Click "OK" to save changes
Switch to OBS and create a new "Text (GDI+)" source in your desired scene
In the properties dialog, check the "Read from file" checkbox and then click the "Browse" button to select the same file you chose, above
Adjust the properties as desired and click "OK" to save changes

Note: The % character is used to insert a server status parameter. The following parameters are currently supported:

%N - The server name
%A - The server IP address and port
%P - The number of players on the server
%M - The maximum number of players the server supports
%T - The server in-game time

Advanced

Users who are comfortable working in HTML and CSS may prefer a more advanced overlay using an HTML-formatted text file with a "Browser" source in OBS.

Click the "≡" button in DayZ Server Monitor and select "Settings..."
Scroll down in the Settings window to find the Status File settings
Check the "Enable Status File 0" checkbox
Choose the location and filename of the text file to generate
Copy the following text into the "Status File Content 0" text box: <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <body> <div class="name">%N</div> <div class="address">%A</div> <div class="players"> <span class="num-players">%P</span>/<span class="max-players">%M</span> </div> <script>setTimeout(function(){window.location.reload();},1000);</script> </body> </html> The settings should look something like this:
Click "OK" to save changes
Switch to OBS and create a new "Browser" source in your desired scene
In the Properties dialog, check the "Local file" checkbox
Click the "Browse" button to select the file you chose above
Copy the following text into the "Custom CSS" text box: body { color: white; background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 50%); margin: 0px auto; font-family: sans-serif; font-size: 36px; text-align: center; overflow: hidden; } .name { color: white; } .address { color: lightgreen; font-family: monospace; } .players { font-size: 200%; } .num-players { color: yellow; } .max-players { color: cyan; } The Properties should look something like this:
Adjust the properties as desired and click "OK" to save changes