I installed it with the .exe, perhaps the directory I pointed it to was incorrect? This is the newest version.
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Nevermind. I got it to work. Did a complete deletion of all plugin files and a clean install. It works now. Thank you!
xX_Van_Helsing_Xx
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is there a way to supress the warning the plugin throws after obs crashes - No I don't want to stop the Plugin after a crash
OBS did not shut down cleanly (for example, due to a crash or freeze).The Advanced Scene Switcher plugin would normally start automatically.Would you like to keep it stopped for now?
NO - I found that I can click No with Alt+N after the message gets focus - but I need it to always say No
OBS did not shut down cleanly (for example, due to a crash or freeze).The Advanced Scene Switcher plugin would normally start automatically.Would you like to keep it stopped for now?
NO - I found that I can click No with Alt+N after the message gets focus - but I need it to always say No
OsirisRA
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Thanks for sharing the example macro!
Unfortunately, I am not able to observe any issues on my side when using such a macro.
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Can you please enable verbose logging on the General tab of the plugin and share an OBS log with a reproduction of the issue:
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Please also note down the time at which the problem occurred since verbose logs can become rather large very quickly.
I manged to change things around for the macros that was having problems with and changed this around a bit manly used exact timings instead of using for at least which seems to have fixed the issues. Thanks for your time.
Warmuptill
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Sorry about that!
I will make sure to include an option to suppress this warning permanently.
xX_Van_Helsing_Xx
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Thank you very much ..
I think I found it - Since -disable-startup-Check was removed I delete .sentinel .. and for the Plugin it schould be .running ..
Thank you for your awesome work !
Warmuptill
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Unfortunately, I wasn't able to replicate this transition issue on my side.
This is what I have tried:
Do you have any additional hints how to reproduce it on my side?
Sorry if I simply misunderstood what the problem is!
KattPhloxworthy
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I'll have to do some other testing to make sure it really is Advanced Scene Switcher causing it, though some are happening to scenes whose transitions are being handled by Transition Table.
To be frank, though, my current setup is way beyond a need of a total refresh, both in bulk (with granularity going as fine as backing up the entire %APPDATA%\obs-studio tree to as coarse as the entire partition or even the drive everything resides on) as well as from within OBS Studio and the various plugins' interfaces, e.g. Advanced Scene Switcher's own.
More soon. In any event, I'm likely gonna be stuck on 32.0.4 for a while to come. I just don't want support for vertical canvases to be the thing that kills my setup, especially I don't have a use for them and don't want to deal with them anyway.
--Katt.
KattPhloxworthy
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UPDATE: I can manually create new rulesets within Advanced Scene Switcher, both in OBS Studio 32.1.0 and 32.0.4 using the Scene Switcher 1.32.9 and they'll work fine. My older stuff that has been around since long before a secondary (nearly always vertical) canvas was a thing.
I tried creating a new version of one of the events that uses a fade but it does a cut instead, like the old one.
Create from completely new rule list (e.g. via a new scene set) and they work fine.
Unless I can figure out the differences between the new and old ones, I may have to do this all over again from scratch, by hand.
Not fun.
Of course, unless you have some other ideas I can try?
--Katt. =^.^=
HOW DO I INSTALL THIS IN OBS STEAM? I need step-by-step instructions. I'm a newbie. I've been struggling with the installation for half an hour. WHY HAS NO ONE MADE A GUIDE? I moved the files to the root folder, I moved the files to plugins, but where do I open this script in the program?
Warmuptill
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Unfortunately, I don't have any other ideas at the moment.
HERE YOU GO:
Download the advanced-scene-switcher-*-windows-x64.zip archive.
Next, right click on OBS in steam.
Select "Manage", then "Browse local files".
Extract the contents of the advanced-scene-switcher-*-windows-x64.zip archive into this directory, so that the contents of the
data folder will be merged into OBS' data folder and the contents of the obs-plugins folder will be merged into OBS' obs-plugins folder.Next up launch or restart OBS and the plugin should be accessible via "Tools" -> "Advanced Scene Switcher" within OBS.
HOPE THIS HELPS! :D
If it does not can you please share an OBS log and a screenshot of what the
obs-plugins/64bit folder of OBS looks like.To be honest I didn't even know installing OBS via Steam was an option.
I will add instructions to the wiki page.
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