ContentDeveloper
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Trying to run the script -- tried importing the macro, after loading the script into the Script tool in OBS.
Not seeing anything work.
Not seeing anything work.
- Thread starter Warmuptill
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Can anybody help me concoct a macro for my replay buffer? I would like a way to fully enable/disable a Display Capture source depending on if an Auto Game Capture source is active or not in order to not constantly render Display Capture underneath everything and use up resources. Not really sure where to start with this or if it's even possible, since I'm not entirely sure if OBS can fully disable a specific source.
I obviously found the page on the wiki explaining how to automatically switch to another scene with Display Capture when no output is detected in your Game Capture scene, but how would you get it to switch back to game capture when an eligible output is detected? There's no option for "has output", I imagine because when a scene isn't loaded it'll never have output. I'm sure I could manually add every exe I want it to detect and switch to, but is there an easier way to do that or just auto switching scenes every X seconds/minutes to check if there's ouput (second option sounds awful because it'd interrupt recording)
l1i1l
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Hi, @Warmuptill .
I noticed one problem: if you use a transition between scenes, your plugin changes the transition time set in the OBS transition panel to the value specified in the applied macro. And after that, all transitions (even those launched manually) begin to use the new value, which is not good.
The problem will be solved if after using the macro, the transition time value in the OBS panel automatically returns to the state that was before.
I noticed one problem: if you use a transition between scenes, your plugin changes the transition time set in the OBS transition panel to the value specified in the applied macro. And after that, all transitions (even those launched manually) begin to use the new value, which is not good.
The problem will be solved if after using the macro, the transition time value in the OBS panel automatically returns to the state that was before.
Does this setting solve your problem?:
As shown here will probably cause it, but I think the other one will fix it.