BOOM!!!!!!!!! That's EXACTLY what I was looking for!!!!!! Thank you Aaron!!!
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BOOM!!!!!!!!! That's EXACTLY what I was looking for!!!!!! Thank you Aaron!!!
Warmuptill
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An OBS 28 build is available here:
Update .gitignore · WarmUpTill/SceneSwitcher@85e715d
An automated scene switcher for OBS Studio. Contribute to WarmUpTill/SceneSwitcher development by creating an account on GitHub.
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Warning ahead of time:
I got a few reports that Windows Defender does not seem to happy about it and seems to flag it as a virus for some reason.
I will still have to look into this.
Redolent Thought
Member
I've been on working to eliminate Bar Raiders' OBS Tools plugin from my stream deck, as recently, it just does not work for me anymore. After a year of "totally fine" I now have to uninstall and reinstall it *every time* and their two "fixes" didn't fix it, so I started looking for alternative options. (also, even with the uninstall/reinstall, sometimes it'll just stop working after an hour or so...FUN!)
I was already using ASS for a few things - I'm all updated, etc - and found the workaround for a few "Previous Scene" needs that the Elgato OBS update still cannot do...
But - I've toyed around with the macros for a while and don't see a way to just have a triggered "Previous Scene" switch/toggle/hot key. Am I missing it? I have a lot of scenes, between two characters - and being able to just hit a pedal button or stream deck button to fire back between two scenes (without having to flip between the two pages on the stream deck is huge).
I've peeked around the other tabs, but they are a bit intimidating and I've stayed in the Macros tab - looking for ways to achieve this - possibly with the help of a hot key programmed into the OBS settings...
Essentially - looking for a way to macro on my stream deck a way to just fire previous scene, back and forth, dialogue between two people - not tied to the audio, as a voice changing button would also be employed on each scene swap between the two people...
I was already using ASS for a few things - I'm all updated, etc - and found the workaround for a few "Previous Scene" needs that the Elgato OBS update still cannot do...
But - I've toyed around with the macros for a while and don't see a way to just have a triggered "Previous Scene" switch/toggle/hot key. Am I missing it? I have a lot of scenes, between two characters - and being able to just hit a pedal button or stream deck button to fire back between two scenes (without having to flip between the two pages on the stream deck is huge).
I've peeked around the other tabs, but they are a bit intimidating and I've stayed in the Macros tab - looking for ways to achieve this - possibly with the help of a hot key programmed into the OBS settings...
Essentially - looking for a way to macro on my stream deck a way to just fire previous scene, back and forth, dialogue between two people - not tied to the audio, as a voice changing button would also be employed on each scene swap between the two people...
Warmuptill
Active Member
Maybe something like this will do the trick:
That is a good choice :)
The macro tab can basically do what all the other tabs can do.
I just keep the other tabs for backwards compatibility reasons.
Let me know if you have any questions!
Redolent Thought
Member
THanks, just got home - gonna play around with it - I don't think I got down to "Some custom hotkey" with the previous box checked off as "Hotkey" !!!! It looks like this will do it! Exciting!
Redolent Thought
Member
Oh, you typed that =) Okay - should still work!
Redolent Thought
Member
IT WORKS! Hell yeah! Oh man I'm pumped. What a plug-in! This and the Move Transition are Top Two - by far. Thanks so much
ralum3803
New Member
Thanks for the great plug-in! I've been working to replace a bunch of AutoIt scripts I've been using to automate OBS with the Macros in this plug-in.
One thing I have a question about is whether there's any ability to interrupt or pause a Macro that's running. For example, if I have a macro that switches from Scene A to Scene B, waits 30 seconds, then switches back to Scene A, is there some way to pause or extend the 30 second wait on the fly?
I'm thinking it could be done with a hot key that runs another macro to stop the first macro. Ideally, I think I would want a countdown timer for the wait time in the dock and a button in the dock to pause the timer or pause the scene switcher instead of stopping it entirely.
I'm not trying to be critical here. This looks to be a great alternative to the AutoIt+OBS combination I'm using and will certainly simplify the # of hotkeys that are out of control in my setup and it can start/stop the macros when I start/stop streaming instead of me having to do it manually with AutoIt.
One thing I have a question about is whether there's any ability to interrupt or pause a Macro that's running. For example, if I have a macro that switches from Scene A to Scene B, waits 30 seconds, then switches back to Scene A, is there some way to pause or extend the 30 second wait on the fly?
I'm thinking it could be done with a hot key that runs another macro to stop the first macro. Ideally, I think I would want a countdown timer for the wait time in the dock and a button in the dock to pause the timer or pause the scene switcher instead of stopping it entirely.
I'm not trying to be critical here. This looks to be a great alternative to the AutoIt+OBS combination I'm using and will certainly simplify the # of hotkeys that are out of control in my setup and it can start/stop the macros when I start/stop streaming instead of me having to do it manually with AutoIt.
Warmuptill
Active Member
Unfortunately pausing the actions of a macro while they are currently being executed is not supported.
You can however achieve something similar to what you are looking to do using the "Timer" condition type, which can be paused, reset, or set to a fixed value.
First set up the sequence from A to B and B to A using the timer condition instead of the wait action:
Next set up hotkeys to pause and continue the timer using macros similar to this one:
The hotkeys need to be bound in the OBS settings menu.
You can of course set up the same for the timer to switch to scene B.
Let me know if you have any questions!
AdmiralFunghie
Member
Hi there, thanks again for the most essential plugin. Just moved to OBS28 and been to the WarmUpTill GitHub, logged in but still cannot see any download for the updated version. Please can you assist? Thank you in advance.
youjiman
New Member
It is easier to find it if you follow the link on the overview of this plugin page.
AdmiralFunghie
Member
Thanks got it.
AdmiralFunghie
Member
Hi OK installed and up and running in OBS 28. Thanks again for this.
Spotted issues:
1. I did lose all my settings but luckily had exported them a while ago. However, after importing them, although I have moved all my ASS operations to Macros, All tabs are still showing. (You can see this in screenshot).
2. Text in the Macro section is too large and unviewable. (I have Windows scaling at 100% btw). Tried using other OBS theme but with same result. (You can also see this in the same screenshot.)
Thanks and all the best.
Spotted issues:
1. I did lose all my settings but luckily had exported them a while ago. However, after importing them, although I have moved all my ASS operations to Macros, All tabs are still showing. (You can see this in screenshot).
2. Text in the Macro section is too large and unviewable. (I have Windows scaling at 100% btw). Tried using other OBS theme but with same result. (You can also see this in the same screenshot.)
Thanks and all the best.
AdmiralFunghie
Member
OK "Hide Tabs that can be represented by Macros" solved issue number 1. So just issue number 2 above to look at. :-)
Hello i would like to know if its possible to do an http-get request? i have some ptz ipcamera that will respond to commands via http-get url, the response data can be ignored. I was hoping that this plugin can do that? What i want to achieve is that after some triggers i want the camera to move to certain positions
Warmuptill
Active Member
Thank you very much for the hint regarding the list spacing!
Looks like there were some style changes made on OBS side that I almost missed.
I will make sure to fix it before the next release.
A Http action will be part of the release :)
Warmuptill
Active Member
Warmuptill updated Advanced Scene Switcher with a new update entry:
OBS 28 support and more
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OBS 28 support and more
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Warmuptill
Active Member
The settings are saved as part of the scene collection.
I assume what happened is that you updated to OBS 28, the plugin failed to load, and you closed OBS, causing OBS to overwrite the scene collection data without any data of the advanced scene switcher.
If you have backed up your scene collection data or exported your settings to a file previously you can use those files to restore the settings.