FrostbyteGR
New Member
Hello everyone,
Case example:
In the various scenes I have configured, I have around 4 panels (Sub Goal, Most Recent Sub, Top Donation and Donations) all of which are read through an external file that is kept updated by Streamlabs' Streamlabels.
I've been noticing that cheering with bits appears to be the more prominent way of supporting, rather than direct donations. However, I wouldn't want to leave out any possible donors, by omitting that information for the sake of reducing clutter in any given scene.
Suggested solution:
I would like for an option within the Text (GDI+) Source properties, to define more than one "Read from file" entry.
Furthermore, there could be an additional option, allowing us to define the screentime duration of each file (after it has finished scrolling it's complete contents at least once).
And as a last option, the ability to define the preferred transition from one file's contents to another one's (Fade Out, Fade In, etc).
I feel that with this, we may be able to include significantly more information but still keep the scene as clutter free as possible.
Best regards,
Frostbyte.
Case example:
In the various scenes I have configured, I have around 4 panels (Sub Goal, Most Recent Sub, Top Donation and Donations) all of which are read through an external file that is kept updated by Streamlabs' Streamlabels.
I've been noticing that cheering with bits appears to be the more prominent way of supporting, rather than direct donations. However, I wouldn't want to leave out any possible donors, by omitting that information for the sake of reducing clutter in any given scene.
Suggested solution:
I would like for an option within the Text (GDI+) Source properties, to define more than one "Read from file" entry.
Furthermore, there could be an additional option, allowing us to define the screentime duration of each file (after it has finished scrolling it's complete contents at least once).
And as a last option, the ability to define the preferred transition from one file's contents to another one's (Fade Out, Fade In, etc).
I feel that with this, we may be able to include significantly more information but still keep the scene as clutter free as possible.
Best regards,
Frostbyte.