So I feel like a scene or source slideshow should be a feature for obs because the workaround is truly ugly and not intuitive at all.
A portion of my stream layout shows ingame statistics that I embed through scenes in obs, so it looks like this:
scene 1: "Ranked Stats: Wins: 10, Losses: 2"
scene 2: "Casual Stats: Wins: 5, Losses: 3"
etc.
Theses scenes are already added into other scenes where I need them, so I don't want to just switch between 2 scenes, I need the ability to switch between scenes that were added as sources for other scenes.
I could theoretically create duplicate scenes (that include scene 1 or scene 2 as sources) with the only difference being either scene 1 or 2 active in each of the scenes, then I could use automatic scene switcher to get the desired effect, but this makes things soooo much more complicated.
Unless I'm missing something obvious here, I just don't see why I would need to create multiple instances of the same scene with slight differences just so I get the ability to get timed transitions for sources.
A portion of my stream layout shows ingame statistics that I embed through scenes in obs, so it looks like this:
scene 1: "Ranked Stats: Wins: 10, Losses: 2"
scene 2: "Casual Stats: Wins: 5, Losses: 3"
etc.
Theses scenes are already added into other scenes where I need them, so I don't want to just switch between 2 scenes, I need the ability to switch between scenes that were added as sources for other scenes.
I could theoretically create duplicate scenes (that include scene 1 or scene 2 as sources) with the only difference being either scene 1 or 2 active in each of the scenes, then I could use automatic scene switcher to get the desired effect, but this makes things soooo much more complicated.
Unless I'm missing something obvious here, I just don't see why I would need to create multiple instances of the same scene with slight differences just so I get the ability to get timed transitions for sources.
