Hello All!
I have recently put together a new tutorial on how to implement a html/css scoreboard using CLR browser plugin for OBS. Below is the video tutorial as I have been getting a lot of requests for how to do this.
The source of this code belongs to: http://farpnut.net/streamcontrol/
Source files for video above: http://hadokenxgaming.com/projects/
A few items I did not include in the tutorial video after having users test:
Please post questions you may have and I'll look to respond in a timely manner. Enjoy!
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I have recently put together a new tutorial on how to implement a html/css scoreboard using CLR browser plugin for OBS. Below is the video tutorial as I have been getting a lot of requests for how to do this.
The source of this code belongs to: http://farpnut.net/streamcontrol/
Source files for video above: http://hadokenxgaming.com/projects/
A few items I did not include in the tutorial video after having users test:
- If you cannot get updates from the text you replace in streamcontrol.exe, there is a file permissions issue for the "hxg-blue-..." folder you have placed into your wwroot/ folder. Navigate to "C:\inetpub\wwroot\" and right click onto your "hxg-blue..." folder and click "properties". Click the "Security Tab" and then click the "Edit" button. From there, click the check box for the line item that has "USER (C:/..." and make sure the check box for "Full Control" is checked. Go back to your localhost/path-to-score-board and see if the page now shows the changes you make from the .exe.
- If you are having issues with delay with the .html pages from your streamcontrol.exe while streaming in OBS, you will need to go into your IIS manager settings. To do this, click the cortana search and type in IIS. Click on "Internet Information Services (IIS) Management". One the left hand side, click the ">" icon to expand the side tree. Keep expanding until you see your "hxg-blue..." folder. Click on the folder and you will be given Icons in the middle of your page. Click on the "Request Filtering" icon and then right click to "Allow File Name Extension". When the text box appears, type in "xml" and click OK. Right click again to Allow another extension and put in "js" and hit OK. DO NOT PUT THE "." in front of "xml or js".
- If you are still having problems, following the steps in #2, navigate to the "Directory Browsing" on the "hxg-blue..." folder and double click on Directory Browsing. Once you are at the next screen, towards the top right there is a small link that says "enable". Click enable and go back to your .html page to see if the issues resume.
Please post questions you may have and I'll look to respond in a timely manner. Enjoy!
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