Question / Help Help! Advanced hot keys

[GreenPls]

Hi! Currently i have set up a few custom commands on my stream. But they are not quite done. i got what i thought would be the hard part done. for example if a user types !OMG in my chat, it presses the F1 key on my keyboard. now what i need is a way for the F1 key (or any key, i can change it) to display a image on my stream.

But i have it set up to work threw switching scenes, but that does a total refresh of all my other overlays and webcam. witch i would rather it not.

i have a few ideas of how this could be done

simply if there is a way to bind a key to turn on/off a image within a scene

if someone could point me to a website or program that's basically a sound board with a image. so i press a key and on the website my image pops up. ( i could simply use my clr browser plugin)

or if any of you have any other ideas for a work around it would be very appreciated!

(if any of you know flosd (boxbox) on twitch, i am basically trying to recreate what he has. i am almost there)
( also i would be willing to share if anyone can help me out)

thanks in advance!

 

[FerretBomb]

Individual layer hotkeys are not available in Classic. I believe they are a planned feature for MP, but do not know if they are implemented yet.

Set your webcam and overlay as Global sources, and they won't be reset when switching scenes. Plus you'll get a nice quick-fade between scenes, as OBS won't have to wait for the cam to stop and start up again. Down side, you'll only be able to use one cam resolution, whatever you set it to in the global source properties.

I believe boxbox has a custom application set up for this. There's nothing publicly available of which I'm aware to do this at present. You'd just need to have a dynamic web app watching your chat and updating a page based off of that, then grab it with the CLR browser. Might also be doable in Flash, but I'm not sure if that can establish an IRC connection for channel monitoring. That gets into a level of custom coding that goes way past OBS support though; contacting a web developer would be the next step on that one.