A custom OBS plugin that lets users create and manage countdown-based events within scenes.
This script will automatically create sources for the event you want to run in the stream
The event could be anything you want.
like a next stream, game event etc.
What to expect when you first install the script:
Watch a video tutorial: YouTube Video
This script will automatically create sources for the event you want to run in the stream
The event could be anything you want.
like a next stream, game event etc.
What to expect when you first install the script:
- The plus (+) button is used to create a new event
- The box able it is where all your events will be shown (for the current scene)
- exec
The first option is not required, the value is always set to 'default'
once you have added an event you will see more option by clicking it
'default' will make the event execute when the hotkey is triggered
if you have a different value selected the event will be executed 'after' that event has exceed.
- unique ID
(REQUIRED) must always be unique in the current scene, that is active
any alphabetic letters and numbers are allowed (A-z / 0-9) opt. ($#@)
- type
The event type, in this case it will always be set to 'Time event' for version ~1.0.0
This means the display of the event will be a timer-based system
- layout
- vertical (puts the sources in column display view)
- horizontal (puts the sources in a row display view)
- placement
- top left (places the sources top of the screen, on the left side)
- top right (places the sources top of the screen, on the right side)
- bottom left (places the sources bottom of the screen, on the left side)
- bottom right (places the sources bottom of the screen, on the right side)
- title
(REQUIRED)
The title of the event that will be displayed on the screen
- duration
(REQUIRED)
The duration of the event.
The format is Hh:Mm:Ss e.g. (01:15:00) one hour and fifteen minutes
- Auto-Initialize
Use this option if you the event to be displayed on the screen
before the hotkey is pressed. This allows you to see where the event will be placed
and modify the source. By default, if this is not checked the sources (if not already created)
Will be created once the hotkey is pressed.
NOTICE:
To trigger the events hotkeys must be set.
go to settings and press 'Hotkeys' and look for [Nxup] start & [Nxup] stop
Watch a video tutorial: YouTube Video
