Hi
@Exeldro
I didn't got any reply to the question I asked
6 months ago about matching nested scene names and I'm still stuck on the issue. I tried to find the answer many times in this discussion or on the web, but so far all I found is other people having the same issue but no answer/solution.
So I would really appreciate your support as Move Transition is clearly one of the best plug-in for OBS, I really want to use it, but I'm really stuck so far.
My question is: is Move Transition able to match names of sources that are nested scenes and manage the transition in between those 2 nested scenes?
Here is a visual example.
I use OBS 27.2.4/Move Transition 2.5.8 and my setting is the following: Match if the source name "with the last word removed matches the other source name"...
When I switch from 2 scenes that includes a "normal" source (like an image, a camera stream, etc.) it works fine.
In this example I switch from the same camera "fullscreen" to a "resized image" to minimize it at the bottom right corner...
The problem comes when I want to use nested scenes.
I use nested scenes because, for example, I use my "Font camera - Mini" in many scenes: Acrobat, Chrome, Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Desktop, Firefox, etc. It's the way for me to inlay the presenter at the bottom right corner of the software windows, do it in a consistent way across all the scenes that includes "Font camera - Mini" and if needed be able to update "Font camera - Mini" only in its own scene and not 10 times, in every scene that uses it.
Now, if I switch from a scene using the "fullscreen" scene (seen above on the left) as source, to another scene using the "mini"mized image scene (seen above on the right) as source, this time it doesn't work!
Normally the source names should match as if we remove the source names last word, "Front camera - " should match "Front camera - "). But it's not the case, Move Transition is not applying any transition to the source (nested scene), OBS is just applying a cut in between the 2 scenes...
So my question is simple: is Move Transition able to match names of sources that are nested scenes and manage the transition in between those 2 sources (nested scenes)?
If "yes", then what am I doing wrong so that it doesn't work?
If "no", Move Transition can't do it, then what would be your advice to be able to use Move Transition, while avoiding as much as possible duplicating source settings in dozens of scenes?
Thanks for your support!