Since I am using portable OBS, I assume I would need to use portable Advanced Scene Switcher. I'm looking at the documentation for OBS 33 on the subject of the plugin directory structure. I have also downloaded Advanced Scene Switcher 1.36.1 portable for Windows. The OBS 33 doc says there's going to be 2 directories. In my case, they will be named:
C:\OBS-studio\plugins\Advanced Scene Switcher
C:\OBS-studio\plugins\Advanced Scene Switcher\data
I am trying to fit the directories in the portable plugin zip archive for 1.36.1 into the OBS explanation. In your zip archive at the highest level of the tree, you have 2 directories: obs-plugins, data. I am assuming that I will drill down in your zip archive to directory obs-plugins\64bit, a tree structure that will be flattened out of existence in OBS33. From within that directory, I will copy the 2 dll files & the 2 pdb files into my C:\OBS-studio\plugins\Advanced Scene Switcher directory. I will copy the subdirectory named advanced-scene-switcher-plugins from your zip archive into that same directory.
For the data, I will drill down in you zip archive through another directory structure that will also be flattened out of existence, this time it's data\obs-plugins\advanced-scene-switcher. There's 3 subdirectories at that level of your zip archive: licenses, locale, res. I am assuming I will copy those 3 directories into C:\OBS-studio\plugins\Advanced Scene Switcher\data.
This is my attempt to reconcile the old directory structure that appears in your zip archive with the OBS documentation at
https://obsproject.com/kb/legacy-plugin-locations in the section with the heading Windows (Portable). Do I have this right? Will I be able to use the advanced-scene-switcher-1.36.1-windows-x64-portable.zip with OBS 33 when it lands? Or will you have to recode anything & issue a new zip file with an updated directory structure? Just to be clear. I'm using portable OBS so I assume I need to use the portable zip file of Advanced Scene Switcher. Is this correct?
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