nGAGEOnline
New Member
Hey guys
I've recently been redoing my scenes for my streams and had this one thing that kept bugging me a bit and thought of a solution. But let's first describe the problem:
I regularly run into the inconvenience of having to create multiple identical scenes with just one portion of the overlay turned on or off. Often a "background image" and some "text" (probably donations). Sometimes it's more complex, anywho...
I realized that I would have a lot less nearly identical scenes, if I could just turn off a portion of the overlay (which often consists of multiple parts) with just one check-box.
This is where grouping could come in. By allowing us to group up a few sources under an alias, we'd be able to switch on/off an entire group within a scene, without having to switch to a near identical scene for a tiny change.
Now I don't know how difficult it would be to implement, but since the new version of OBS is coming along nicely, I thought I give it a shot and suggest it.
Keep up the great work!
_nGAGE
I've recently been redoing my scenes for my streams and had this one thing that kept bugging me a bit and thought of a solution. But let's first describe the problem:
I regularly run into the inconvenience of having to create multiple identical scenes with just one portion of the overlay turned on or off. Often a "background image" and some "text" (probably donations). Sometimes it's more complex, anywho...
I realized that I would have a lot less nearly identical scenes, if I could just turn off a portion of the overlay (which often consists of multiple parts) with just one check-box.
This is where grouping could come in. By allowing us to group up a few sources under an alias, we'd be able to switch on/off an entire group within a scene, without having to switch to a near identical scene for a tiny change.
Now I don't know how difficult it would be to implement, but since the new version of OBS is coming along nicely, I thought I give it a shot and suggest it.
Keep up the great work!
_nGAGE
