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Image Reaction 1.2

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Supported Bit Versions
  1. 64-bit
Source Code URL
https://github.com/scaledteam/obs-image-reaction
Minimum OBS Studio Version
24.0.0
Supported Platforms
  1. Windows
  2. Linux
Image that reacts to sound source. It change picture from one to another based on volume.

Installation:
For Windows, Move the contents of plugin into your obs installation directory. It usually installed into "C:\Program Files\obs-studio".
For GNU/Linux, put "libimage-reaction" folder into "~/.config/obs-studio/plugins/" folder.
For Mac OS, try this port from ashmanix: https://github.com/ashmanix/obs-image-reaction
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scaled
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Latest updates

  1. Added support audio sources on scene and mute support

    Added support audio sources on scene and mute support

  2. GIF support added

    I added GIF support, but don't sure that it stable. Please, try it and tell me how it works. If...
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Latest reviews

KrystalCroft
Works flawlessly! Awesome work!
Thanks to Ashmanix for pointing out where you can find it, too!
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Ashmanix
I have been using this plugin for about a year now and it has been great. It's brilliant if you want to be a basic PNG YouTuber (PNGTuber?), what I use it for and it's really simple to use.

Just a note: To use this app, it appears as a source, so if you click on the plus button in Sources to add a source and then select the 'Image Reaction' source it will appear. You then go to the source properties to set it up to use the images you want.
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CountVlads
This little plugin has been such a life savers. I was playing around with VoiceMeeter Macro Buttons, trying to get a static image to swap to a GIF when I spoke, I spent like two days fiddling with it. Then I came across this. Insert 2 files and basically ready to go. Big thanks to the creator!
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L
I have no idea what I will use this for but it's pretty cool, and in my testing it worked really well.

I wish usage instructions were included. What I figured out is this is NOT a filter, but a source. You add the source, then select two images. When there's no sound it shows one image, and when there is enough sound, it shows another image
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Surge42
Is it a filter? What it's name? I have no idea if the thing works or not. Can you shoot us a link on how it actually works?
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Chuzz
OMG This is brilliant, I was looking for something like this for ages! Finally I did a hack that worked using the audio spectralizer blown up as a dynamic image mask, but tat only turned an image on which meant I could have no alpha channel and was just way too complicated.
Now I pop in to look for a better transition and find THIS!!!
Thankyou so much, this is a genius solution, so simple to use.
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J
Works great and the gif animation.
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