skylerskinner
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--- Note, you should be using the 64bit version of OBS Studio for this, at least from what I can tell, it may work with other versions and if it does you may have to move a few files to different places and it should be a little obvious where ---I love the idea of switching sources but I am a serious loss. Here i'm no pro can some one give me set by set instructions on how to put the plug-ins IN and where I can find the source switcher in OBS. Thanks
You have to go to the install folder for OBS, so, go to "Computer" then "C: (or whatever the letter is for the drive you have it installed on) > Program Files (for a few reasons there may be multiple Program Files folders, some with x86 or x64 or something, it will be in one of them) > OBS-studio" and then the folders inside the .zip that you downloaded should match up with the ones you see there. So, the files inside that .zip are in "data > obs-plugins > source-switcher" ("source-switcher" is an entire folder you'd need to copy) and in "obs-plugins > 64bit > ***the two files you need to copy*** "
Take those files and move them to the corresponding locations in OBS' install folder on your drive. Most of these plugins are structured like that where you just find a point where the folders/files don't match and you just copy over the new stuff.
The source switcher shows up as just another source, you can add it like you'd add any other with the plus button or right-clicking.
To add sources to it, you have to open its properties (which will open when you make it), click the plus, then type in the name of the source itself. So, if there's multiple sources with the same name it might not work, although the same source that's been duplicated seems to work, and it doesn't seem to care which scene the source is on.
If you're making your sources switch automatically with time or a trigger, the transitions between them might not work correctly right now, he's working on it.