Freeze Filter 0.3.3

[Djteddystream]

Hi, Very new here but a video on youtube kindly told me to get in contact with your self regarding this plugin no showing up at all in obs for mac (mac mini 2023) i have the loge files if this helps, https://obsproject.com/logs/TMbFMRUeWIDgUwV6 kind regards looking forward to learning from your response

 

[Exeldro]

@Djteddystream the log indicates "mach-o file, but is an incompatible architecture (have 'x86_64', need 'arm64')", please try installing the universal or arm64 instead of the x86 version

 

[Son of a Gun]

Works like a charme and very helpful to me ... many thanks :-)

 

[Timboxyz]

Looks like another great plugin from Exeldro. But, I'm struggling to work out what to put where in Ubuntu 22.04 as the tar.gz doesn't seem to match the directory structure in /usr/share/obs/....

 

[Timboxyz]

Looks like another great plugin from Exeldro. But, I'm struggling to work out what to put where in Ubuntu 22.04 as the tar.gz doesn't seem to match the directory structure in /usr/share/obs/....

So I think I have partially solved this. It now seems to work but the cropping doesn't.
The directory structure was far from simple and based upon inspecting another plugin's deb I ended up doing the following:-

I placed:-
freeze-filter-0.3.3-linux/freeze-filter/bin/64bit/freeze-filter.so in /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/obs-plugins
freeze-filter-0.3.3-linux/freeze-filter/data/locale/en-US.ini in /usr/share/obs/obs-plugins/freeze-filter/locale
freeze-filter-0.3.3-linux/freeze-filter/data/effects/freeze_part.effect in /usr/share/obs/obs-plugins/obs-filters
That last may be incorrect which is why the cropping doesn't work, but the only other place I could find for .effect files was in /usr/share/obs/libobs/ which only seemed to have built-in effects.

 

[Timboxyz]

So I think I have partially solved this. It now seems to work but the cropping doesn't.
The directory structure was far from simple and based upon inspecting another plugin's deb I ended up doing the following:-

I placed:-
freeze-filter-0.3.3-linux/freeze-filter/bin/64bit/freeze-filter.so in /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/obs-plugins
freeze-filter-0.3.3-linux/freeze-filter/data/locale/en-US.ini in /usr/share/obs/obs-plugins/freeze-filter/locale
freeze-filter-0.3.3-linux/freeze-filter/data/effects/freeze_part.effect in /usr/share/obs/obs-plugins/obs-filters
That last may be incorrect which is why the cropping doesn't work, but the only other place I could find for .effect files was in /usr/share/obs/libobs/ which only seemed to have built-in effects.

Looking at other already installed plugins I tried moving freeze_part.effect to /usr/share/obs/obs-plugins/freeze-filter/effects this seemed to enable cropping. However, the cropping is reversed to what I would expect. If I set borders then everything within the borders is left alone and everything outside is affected by the filter, so the frozen parts act like a frame around an unfrozen inner.

 

[iltomma]

great plugin!
I use it on Windows with shortcuts but I would like to enable and disable the freeze through the websocket but I can't find the node to make it work.
I tried to apply it both on the input and on the scene. the websocket responds ok but then nothing changes. What name and parameters could I use, thanks!