CodeYan updated Source Defaults with a new update entry:
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Sorry, this slipped by me. Can you also send a crash log? Then also send the normal log of the previous run (after it crashes, so the log is complete). This doesn't tell me much about the issueHi @CodeYan
Not a bug (but quite) I'm running Source Defaults 1.1.1 on OBS 30.0.2 on a mac
But now for each time I quit and restart OBS it says that the software didn't stopped as expected and gives me the Safe Mode popup window.
I tried the Source Defaults Filter on a Media Source and also with a Browser Source, left all values by default
I tried the Source Default plugin on two different mac computer Source Defaults 1.1.1 on OBS 30.0.2 ended with same results
log file : https://obsproject.com/logs/2wlbkDc0PXEOVve7
Thank you for your time and help in this matter
I have the fix ready, but the past weeks I had been dealing with several issues with the new plugin template. I might not be able to provide obs 28 support anymore, might have to raise the requirement to obs 30Hello everybody.
First of all I would like to congratulate the creation of the plugin.
In the past, I would copy filters and paste them into a new media source.
And with the plugin, it automatically copies the filters to the new media source.
However, I have a problem.
When I take a video and drag it to OBS, the video perfectly copies the filters of the source source.
But when I do this with an image, the same doesn't happen.
For an image to copy the filters from the source source, I need to manually add the image, but by dragging the image into OBS, it doesn't copy the filters.
Could anyone tell me what could be happening?
Since the problem doesn't occur with videos...?!
Personally I'm happy with that... I've been trying to compile it to run with HEAD (32...)I have the fix ready, but the past weeks I had been dealing with several issues with the new plugin template. I might not be able to provide obs 28 support anymore, might have to raise the requirement to obs 30
.config/obs-studio/plugins/source-defaults/bin/64bit/source-defaults.so: undefined symbol: source_defaults_video_info
Will be waiting for the update, thank you!Ill try to update it within the next week, will most likely have to raise minimum version to obs 32
In the meantime you could downgrade obs if that's fine for you.
Sorry i wasn't able to test this on obs 32 before it released.
- Raised minimum OBS version to 31.1.1, supports OBS 32
- Copies "crop to bounds" in the Transform properties of scene items
- Support drag-and-drop image and text sources (such as when you drop an image into OBS)
Note: In OBS 32.0.1 (tested on windows), resizing sources that don't currently have a video doesn't seem to work, like image sources that don't have an image selected, which might be an issue with setting up the size of the Default sources. Other ways of resizing it works, like...
I figured it out, Code Yan: C:\ProgramData\obs-studio, rather than the obs plugins folder in Program Files.Thanks for the update. However, I'm not really sure where I have to place the files from the .zip folder as my antivirus app won't allow me to use the .exe installer.
Download the windows-x64.zip (not the portable one), extract it to C:\ProgramData\obs-studio\plugins (you should have the source-defaults folder inside, with the bin and data folders inside).@CodeYan I think my last post was incorrect and the plugin should be installed in the Program Files folder but it still doesn't show in the obs Plugin Manager or in the Filter list. Obs 32.0.1, Windows 11 Pro.