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I'll check it.As always love you program it is amazing. I've seen a lot of streamers starting to use Discord Chat/Voice tool while streaming. I just started using it myself and really dig it. It would be awesome to get Discord Chat support added to your tool. That would make it the ultimate thing for me. With Discord you create a chat/voice server and you can setup chat and voice for people to join. It would be kool if your app could pull in the chat from what ever server/room you point it too. Here is some info on their API. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks for all that you do ;c)
I found a solution to this now, and thought I'd post it here as well, in case someone else has the same issue.
The issue:
I made a copy of the index.html and renamed it, made a new CSS file for it based on the other themes and added it as a CLR browser in OBS.
Everything was always reset to default a split second after the CLR browser loaded (as in I could see the CSS working for just a few brief milliseconds).
I stumbled upon this thread about multistreaming in general.
Which lead me to this thread about setting up an Ubiquitous 2 OBS CLR chat with custom CSS.
In essence, the "!important;" bit was the thing I was missing. Setting it up in the CSS editor that is built into OBS makes sure that you override anything that's done by the theme CSS.
Keep in mind that the CSS has changed a bit since the guide was written, so don't just copy/paste what's already there. Just follow the guidelines and fill in the blanks where needed.
I couldn't figure out the timeout / fade function since there is now a new kind of outEffect in Umbiquitous 2. I just left the .js file alone and limited the CLR browser lines to 6 (which in effect deletes any text that is just outside my chat area).
Sorry, I'm in business trip in Austria now, so I didn't have a time to investigate that. Glad you found a solution :) I will try to describe timeout tuning a bit later