ISKCON Jaipur
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Hey there! My Switcher shows only 4 tabs, General, Macro, Network, Scene Group. Don't know where the rest are! Using version 1.17.5 on Windows Server 2016.
Uncheck "Hide tabs which can be represented via macros" in the lower left corner of the General tab.Hey there! My Switcher shows only 4 tabs, General, Macro, Network, Scene Group. Don't know where the rest are! Using Windows Server 2016
Never Mind, found the checkbox at the bottom.Hey there! My Switcher shows only 4 tabs, General, Macro, Network, Scene Group. Don't know where the rest are! Using version 1.17.5 on Windows Server 2016.View attachment 82930
Depending on what you prefer you have the following options:Hey all, sorry if this has been answered before: Is it possible to automatically configure the Switcher to import a config file at startup, or otherwise dynamically swap the config file when OBS starts?
Use Case: I have a set of programs that run my stream, automating all of the scene settings which change based on a number of factors. Would love to dynamically pick which config file for the Switcher I use prior to OBS launch.
Any insights much appreciated!
Use Case: I have a set of programs that run my stream, automating all of the scene settings which change based on a number of factors. Would love to dynamically pick which config file for the Switcher I use prior to OBS launch.
Thank you for this response... This is exactly what I was looking forJust in case you are wondering which option caused this UI change:
In the lower left corner of the General tab there is an option to "Hide tabs which can be represented via macros", which is set by default in the recent version.
Thanks so much for this. I was using an older version and didn't realize this functionality had been implemented. Now I'm updated and opening up a whole new world of possibilities. Keep up the great work!!Depending on what you prefer you have the following options:
And just to mention it in case it is helpful in your setup:
- Change the scene collection using the "Scene collection" macro action:View attachment 83016
- Import settings from a file using the "Plugin state" macro action:View attachment 83017
You can also switch the OBS profile using the "Profile" macro action:
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Let me know if you have any questions!
If you want to adjust the visibility of a scene item instead of globally disabling a source you will have to use the "Scene item visibility" action type.Hey everyone, I was wondering in the macro tabs when I set up a action to "Activate" the source ... it only show in a cut, has i see it don't toggle the EYE icon.... is their a way the macro could apply the transition we set on the source ?
Oh, yep thats exactly what I needed thxIf you want to adjust the visibility of a scene item instead of globally disabling a source you will have to use the "Scene item visibility" action type.
This one will respect the Show / Hide Transition you have configured.
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Let me know if I should have misunderstood your question!
Delete this folder:How do I delete this awful plugin?
/Library/Application Support/obs-studio/plugins/advanced-scene-switcher
There's nothing awful about this plugin. It's one of the greats actually. I'm sorry it's too complicated for your need, but there's no need to attack the author about removing a plugin.How do I delete this awful plugin?
How do I delete this awful plugin?
Yea, someone who can't be bothered to RTFM is going to fail using OBS, much less a feature-rich add-on like AdvSS, which my stream requires as well."Awful"? I think it's awful good. I couldn't run my show without it.
Yes, probably. You can do a Video > Matches Pattern - I'd suggest trying with a dark image, perhaps black? Then set the Threshold and see what % you can get it to trigger on when it's night time.is it possible to create a video condition macro to trigger a color correction filter if say a game capture loses brightness e.g. nighttime