HisDivineOrder
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I've been considering my alerts lately. Right now, I'm still climbing my way up to Affiliate and I'm very close now. Up till now, all I've needed was an alert for follow, host, raid, but mostly just follows. I figure once I hit Affiliate I ought to consider my alerts again. I noticed this while reading about ManVsGame's intriguing alert that changes his watermark from transparent to opaque, does an animation, and then goes transparent again...
"After a few failed attempts to “fake it” we finally decided that normal alerts just wouldn’t cut it. Froyd’s design, and the direction from MANvsGAME himself, dictated that we needed a way to interact with the watermark on-screen. Not only that, but also have some data that didn’t disappear after the alert was cleared. Websockets provided a simple way for us to tap into the data feed from StreamLabs. Tehkhop created a queue system and some amazing code that filtered the alerts and even brought in emotes in from the messages."
What's intriguing about his watermark is that it's constantly in motion. So it seamlessly goes from transparent to opaque while in motion, then transitions back. Lately, I've begun to wonder if they're probably doing an invisible scene swap with one scene being him with a transparent logo and then one scene with it opaque, everything else the same. Alerts must only happen on the opaque scene maybe?
Anyways, it got me to wondering if obs-websockets plus alerts can lead to alerts that control scene changes? Does anyone know if there's any code out there of someone doing that? You might do this to do some kind of color filter on yourself during an alert or something. I've done a google search and I can't see anyone even talking about using websockets in this way EXCEPT that original blog entry by NerdOrDie.
"After a few failed attempts to “fake it” we finally decided that normal alerts just wouldn’t cut it. Froyd’s design, and the direction from MANvsGAME himself, dictated that we needed a way to interact with the watermark on-screen. Not only that, but also have some data that didn’t disappear after the alert was cleared. Websockets provided a simple way for us to tap into the data feed from StreamLabs. Tehkhop created a queue system and some amazing code that filtered the alerts and even brought in emotes in from the messages."
What's intriguing about his watermark is that it's constantly in motion. So it seamlessly goes from transparent to opaque while in motion, then transitions back. Lately, I've begun to wonder if they're probably doing an invisible scene swap with one scene being him with a transparent logo and then one scene with it opaque, everything else the same. Alerts must only happen on the opaque scene maybe?
Anyways, it got me to wondering if obs-websockets plus alerts can lead to alerts that control scene changes? Does anyone know if there's any code out there of someone doing that? You might do this to do some kind of color filter on yourself during an alert or something. I've done a google search and I can't see anyone even talking about using websockets in this way EXCEPT that original blog entry by NerdOrDie.