NCC24656
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i was thinking the same thing and remembered that Linux users could use https://beta.gamepadviewer.com/ instead for now
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Monody
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Unfortunately the main thing I use the plugin for is my keyboard, which is nonstandard.
I have switched to using the package version of OBS though, so hopefully I can get the plugin working right after I figure out this websocket nonsense so my hotkeys actually function correctly...
NCC24656
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which package did you use cos both of them are do the same thing for me currently using bazzite my self but also used Nobara, had the same uses
for hotkeys aswell have you trying to get this to work, currently only work around ive found so far
github.com/cfreis/obs-scripts
CrimsonessCross
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Stumbled upon the 5.1.0 version and 5.0.5/5.0.6 where the Logitech G502 mouse was given an overlay (even if mine is a lightspeed I can make it work). I found the updated version for G7 and G8 buttons as mentioned and these are bound to numbers 1 and 2 on the keyboard in my experience.
And there was mention that this was only really made for a five button mouse? It's not hard to make the buttons light up otherwise in any other fashion, but there's a few buttons that Logitech has them bound to which makes it hard to detach from.
G7 and G8 and initially DPI up and down buttons and I've been trying to figure out a way to get these to reflect the button presses set on the mouse as there is no code attached to these buttons.
Is there a way that I can open up and accesses these buttons to work? I considered adding a few more definitions in the uiohook.h file for the extra mouse buttons, but haven't been stuck in this problem long enough.
I am considering on making the DPI shift button show up where the unlock wheel button is for ease if I can figure out how the buttons are set.
And there was mention that this was only really made for a five button mouse? It's not hard to make the buttons light up otherwise in any other fashion, but there's a few buttons that Logitech has them bound to which makes it hard to detach from.
G7 and G8 and initially DPI up and down buttons and I've been trying to figure out a way to get these to reflect the button presses set on the mouse as there is no code attached to these buttons.
Is there a way that I can open up and accesses these buttons to work? I considered adding a few more definitions in the uiohook.h file for the extra mouse buttons, but haven't been stuck in this problem long enough.
I am considering on making the DPI shift button show up where the unlock wheel button is for ease if I can figure out how the buttons are set.
Monody
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I was able to get hotkeys working via the websocket feature and KDE Plasma's Shortcuts system, bridged by obs-cli.
However, I was unable to get the input overlay plugin to do any more than display a static image, because it simply has no Wayland support at this time.
I might've been willing to put up with this loss and wait for the necessary backend rewrite but I've run into other issues and gripes with Bazzite that have pushed me back into the search for a suitable distro. I'm going to see if I can get one that still supports X11 but also doesn't cause OBS to drop a third of its frames whenever a game is GPU-intensive. Wish me luck.
NCC24656
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i think its to do with Linux itself not the plugins or obs, due to hotkeys and plugin issues ive came across i fix half of 75% of my issues but with the overlay stuff it dosnt even work with NohBoard overlay app its a shame
the big problem is having linux with Wayland ive seen so many topics online about this and their been a fix but since the current updates still dosnt work now again, also seen topics that talk about the OBS team needs to update the Linux version to get hotkeys and overlays to work correctly too
Ive also run Bazzite and i dont have any issues of dropping fps in games or obs too, ill share a screenshot of stats on obs after doing a stream if ya like
Monody
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Bad news, everyone. X11/Wayland is THE determining factor in performance and process prioritization.
Looks like I'm going to have to go without my input displays for the first time in several years, until Wayland support can be implemented. Unless maybe there's some way to get xkb inputs to the plugin via XWayland while still capturing video? If anyone knows if that's possible, please let me know.
NCC24656
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its not all bad news about it the plugin need to be updated , most of my plugins are now working since they been updated to 31 + apart from this this plugin Nohad overlay app and a some others wont run due to not beening updated with the lastest obs
for side note if they done a flatpak or .appimage of the program or plugin to install them it will work, just mentioning this due to Deckboard wasnt working for hotkeys now they done a Linux version most of the hotkkeys work with my setup
EmzyyForReal
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Amazing work! this is very helpfull for my stream on YT. i hope you could make it work for TikTok Live Studio too
NCC24656
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hi universallp have you done a flatpak or just a zip for Linux im currently running Nobara with the latest flatpak version of obs
i have been completely unable to get this working on fedora linux (42 kde plasma edition). i tried following a guide for manually installing obs plugins, but i'm stumped at actually figuring out where the obs's install directory even is. i don't seem to have a .config folder. i've tried installing both through the console (sudo dnf install obs-studio) as well as flatpacks through discover. input-overlay claims to have a flatpack implementation compatitible with my obs installation, but on the 32.0 flatpack version, it just throws up errors of "input-overlay was not installed correctly..." and on the 31.1.1 version i got from fedora, it doesnt have an option to add input-overlay sources. if anyone has gotten this plugin to work on fedora, please hit me up