knightlifeaoc
New Member
Hello!
I noticed that many people use different scenes for ingame or main menu of a video game.
But they change the scene manually, which becomes visible, if they do it at the wrong time.
I want to automate that.
I know that there are programs which allow automated scene transition, if another window is focused.
What I want to do is an automated scene transition, by image recognition of the video stream.
First of all, I am a newb to OBS, so in case there are already sophisticated solutions, please link to me.
My ideal solution would be to write a 3rd program, with a service to call OBS to send a frame, analyze the frame, and then call OBS to set the correct scene.
In this case I need an interface to make OBS send/save a frame, and an interface to make OBS change scene.
It would also be enough, if the 3rd program fetches the frame from a twitch stream, writes an identifier for the desired scene into a file, and OBS has a service running, which checks for the file and sets the scene.
In that case I need to set up a service on OBS to check for the file.
If you can give me tips on how to interface or how to setup a service on OBS, that would be lovely :-P
I noticed that many people use different scenes for ingame or main menu of a video game.
But they change the scene manually, which becomes visible, if they do it at the wrong time.
I want to automate that.
I know that there are programs which allow automated scene transition, if another window is focused.
What I want to do is an automated scene transition, by image recognition of the video stream.
First of all, I am a newb to OBS, so in case there are already sophisticated solutions, please link to me.
My ideal solution would be to write a 3rd program, with a service to call OBS to send a frame, analyze the frame, and then call OBS to set the correct scene.
In this case I need an interface to make OBS send/save a frame, and an interface to make OBS change scene.
It would also be enough, if the 3rd program fetches the frame from a twitch stream, writes an identifier for the desired scene into a file, and OBS has a service running, which checks for the file and sets the scene.
In that case I need to set up a service on OBS to check for the file.
If you can give me tips on how to interface or how to setup a service on OBS, that would be lovely :-P