Question / Help CLR BROWSER PLUGIN DOES NOT WORK! (Solved)

[Elsvark]

Files unzipped to the right folders (I'm not an idiot, 64 bit goes into plain ol' program files folder)
Yet when I open the program, this is what I get (See attachment)
Also I've tried re-installing, deleting leftover files, running as admin and pretty much everything else possible.
Somebody help.

 

[dodgepong]

That is a screenshot of the 32bit version of OBS. Looks like you put the 64bit version of the CLR Browser files into the 32bit OBS folder.

 

[Elsvark]

it shows that x64 folder error whether i open up 64 bit or 32

 

[dodgepong]

Can you take a screenshot of what it looks like when you try to open the 64bit version?

 

[Elsvark]

here it is, sorry about second screen, its tough to edit it out

 

[Jack0r]

Well, that plugin file is 1kb big, which cant be correct. I would suggest to download 7zip and use it to extract the files, then move them manually to the obs plugins folder and check that no anti-virus software is interfering.

 

[george passmore]

https://nightdev.com/followalert/
click download extract all files to a folder
open the repack folder and run the install.bat as admin
make sure you run obs as admin too

 

[Elsvark]

i've tried 7 zip now but nothing

 

[Elsvark]

got these errors during extraction, also I disabled the antivirus for the process

 

[Elsvark]

Ok i just extracted to downloads then copied the files to the plugins folder rather than extracting to the plugins folder itself and now it works!!!! thank you jack0r