Draw statistics on screen?

This is how I create paints / debug text and info:


--Only initialize t / timer ONCE during script!
t = Timer()

--color scheme & font size (size 6 font for my 1440p phone resolution works well for me). Only use this line once at the top of your script.
setHighlightTextStyle(0x96666666, 0xf8ffffff, 6)
--Initialized as 0 to start, I update these manually throughout the script upon action completion. Only showing these because my function calls for it
XP_GAINED = 0
XP_HOUR = 0
XP_PER_SECOND = 0

--These 3 lines are where your paint / debug info will be displayed on your screen
REG_PAINT_LINE1 = Region(1934, 210, 342, 34)
REG_PAINT_LINE2 = Region(1934, 243, 342, 34)
REG_PAINT_LINE3 = Region(1934, 276, 342, 34)

function paint()
   local seconds = t:check()
   REG_PAINT_LINE1:highlightOff()
   REG_PAINT_LINE2:highlightOff()
   REG_PAINT_LINE3:highlightOff()
   XP_PER_SECOND = XP_GAINED / seconds
   local xpm = XP_PER_SECOND * 60
   local xph = math.floor(xpm * 60)
   XP_HOUR = xph
   REG_PAINT_LINE1:highlight("Time Ran: " .. secondsToClock(seconds) .. "")
   REG_PAINT_LINE2:highlight("XP/h: " .. XP_HOUR)
   REG_PAINT_LINE3:highlight("TTL: " .. getTimeUntilLevel())
end

--function to convert seconds to easier-to-read string:
function secondsToClock(seconds)
   local seconds = tonumber(seconds)
   if seconds <= 0 then
       return "00:00:00";
   else
       hours = string.format("%02.f", math.floor(seconds/3600));
       mins = string.format("%02.f", math.floor(seconds/60 - (hours*60)));
       secs = string.format("%02.f", math.floor(seconds - hours*3600 - mins *60));
       return hours..":"..mins..":"..secs
   end
end


I write my scripts for old school runescape which is why I'm displaying XP/H but you can replace these lines with other things for your usage.

However, these numbers DO NOT update in real-time so you need to call the paint() function when you want to display the up-to-date info. I recommend not doing this too often because it takes a few milliseconds to re-display the paint / highlights. Which will slow your script down if called too often. If anyone else knows how to get the information to update dynamically I would greatly appreciate it.

Image of how it looks: i.imgur.com/c7LToKU.png