Sam Ninsai
New Member
So I was thinking about this, while watching some streams. Wasn't the first idea, that came to mind due to difficulty. Though with all the GPU support these days, there could be a easier way now to get this done.
1: Allowing caster to capture UI elements, then move them around the display.
2: Allowing green screen to blend UI elements, from the main display.
Basically this will allow the streamer to move the elements displayed, by using a tool like lasso or an auto select magic wand feature. Then replace those elements to a spot of their choosing. Also they will be able to hide those elements, from the output display entirely if desired.
The problem is when captured, these elements don't have background. Needs to be an option supported by the GPU and Game, in order to make a nice blend. Requiring a layer of the window, is the easiest way I thought of, assuming the game renders full res under any UI elements. If not then difficulty is greater or impossible.
1: Allowing caster to capture UI elements, then move them around the display.
2: Allowing green screen to blend UI elements, from the main display.
Basically this will allow the streamer to move the elements displayed, by using a tool like lasso or an auto select magic wand feature. Then replace those elements to a spot of their choosing. Also they will be able to hide those elements, from the output display entirely if desired.
The problem is when captured, these elements don't have background. Needs to be an option supported by the GPU and Game, in order to make a nice blend. Requiring a layer of the window, is the easiest way I thought of, assuming the game renders full res under any UI elements. If not then difficulty is greater or impossible.