Rust map hide when die 3.0

[craciu25yt]

craciu25yt submitted a new resource:

Rust map hide when die - A plugin to automatically hide your map when you die

This script will automatically hide your Rust map when you die, so snipers can't see where are you


How to install (Skip to step 4 if you already have Python installed and ready to work in obs):
1. Install Python (I personally recommend Python 3.9.11)
2. Go to your OBS, go to Tools > Scripts > Python Settings
3. Click in Browse and find your python installation, (if you didn't change its path, you can click at the top and...

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[craciu25yt]

craciu25yt updated Rust map hide when die with a new update entry:

New function and few bugfixes

the unexistent variable bug was fixed, now it also supports image sources and a new script to make your own screenshot

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[Messiah1]

When I run this script, it does not change scenes on death.

 

[DBeast]

craciu25yt updated Rust map hide when die with a new update entry:

New function and few bugfixes



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Couldn't get it to work either, assuming its a issue with "rust Scene" and "Hide scene" names so a bit of a better explanation on that might help since script log shows its running. Also would be SUPER handy if instead of switching scenes you can pick a image to display until the death image is gone from the Capture source (not sure if possible just up in the air, know nothing about python)

 

[Messiah1]

I used ChatGPT and got a working script, but it crashes OBS every once in awhile, so working through that.

 

[DBeast]

I used ChatGPT and got a working script, but it crashes OBS every once in awhile, so working through that.

If you figure it out stable enough lmk cause I would be interested lol

 

[Messiah1]

I got it working at about 90%. It runs fine but after hours a streaming it eventually locks up OBS and causes it to stop running. It has to do with the frequency of check time for dead screen. If its ran too often, OBS crashes, if its ran too infrequently, it checks the dead screen then switches scenes back to your map defeating the purpose. Just have to play with it i guess.
I can share the script with you if you want. Basically what mine does its switch the source in a scene rather than the scene so it does not have to deal with scene transitioning.

 

[Messiah1]

You will still have to run the screenshot.py that was included here to get the right dead screen for your resolution. I had an issue because I was running at 1440p.