Vibe Trigger 0.1.0

Vibe Trigger is a third-party OBS Studio plugin for playing live stream vibe effects with one click.

You can create a trigger that combines camera motion, LUT filters, BGM / sound effects, and HTML overlay effects. During a stream, click a trigger in the Vibe Trigger dock, or use a configured OBS hotkey, to play the full effect.

Current features:
- Dock-based trigger library
- Add, edit, delete, and reorder triggers
- One active trigger at a time
- Camera motion effects: focus camera and full camera
- LUT filter support using OBS Studio's built-in LUT folder
- Custom local BGM / sound effect playback
- HTML overlay effects bundled with the plugin
- Play/stop hotkeys for individual triggers
- Automatic restoration of the original OBS scene state after playback

Installation:
1. Close OBS Studio before installing.
2. Extract the Vibe-Trigger-0.1.0-windows-x64.zip file.
3. Copy the extracted data folder and obs-plugins folder into your OBS Studio installation directory.
4. The default OBS Studio installation path is C:\Program Files\obs-studio.
5. After installation, the plugin files should be located at:
C:\Program Files\obs-studio\obs-plugins\64bit\obs-vibe-trigger.dll
C:\Program Files\obs-studio\data\obs-plugins\obs-vibe-trigger\
6. README.txt and LICENSE are included for documentation and license reference. They do not need to be copied into the OBS folder.

Usage:
Open OBS Studio, then go to Docks > Vibe Trigger to show the panel. Add a trigger, choose the effects you want, set the duration, and click the trigger item to play or stop it.

Notes:
- This plugin is not affiliated with or endorsed by the OBS Project.
- The release package does not include bundled third-party BGM or third-party LUT assets. Users can choose their own local audio files, and LUT presets are read from OBS Studio's built-in LUT folder.
- Windows 64-bit is the only packaged platform for this release.
- Supported OBS version: OBS Studio 32.0.0 or later. Tested on OBS Studio 32.2.2 for Windows x64.

Source code and issue reports:

Development disclosure:
AI tools were used as an assistant during development and documentation. The maintainer reviewed the source code and release package before distribution.