Creating Animated Starting Soon, Ending and Be Right Back Screens in OBS
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- Опубліковано 1 кві 2022
- You don't have to be a graphic designer to make sharp scenes for your stream. Here are some simple steps for making an animated scene for your Twitch stream.
Wait this is so smart!! I was thinking i had to learn how to animate any everything. Thanks
Mate, this taught me amazingly well
You need far more than 84 subs, you've done me a great service
Your videos are so helpful and easy to follow! Thanks so much.
Thanks man. Simple but great video.
Great video. Exactly what I needed!
You deserve more subs and views for this very insightful and helpful thanks a bunch. 👍
Thanks!
I needed this. you just earned yourself a new Subscriber. I'm Baffled how your subscriber numbers are as low as they are... but you are definitely gonna blow up, its only a matter of time.
🤯 fantastic explanation and video
This video is fantastic!
this is a fire video how on earth does this guy not have more subs
this really helped thank you
Glad it helped!
one question what is the canvas size on photoshop for the image
Does OBS have the same "loop" option when uploading a video file? I created a Be Right Back video file but of course once it plays, it ends which doesn't work if I'm gone for more than 30 seconds. I want it to just loop and until I come back and transition out. I'm new to all of this as well. Are you former military? I am a USMC vet.
OBS and Streamlabs OBS both have the LOOP option... just be sure to import the video clip as a MEDIA SOURCE and you should see the checkbox
Great video
Can you make a tutorial of how to make the stringer transition you have or something similar to it I really like it
I followed this video to make that stinger: ua-cam.com/video/wGntVBSnA8Q/v-deo.html
Hi! I followed the stepts that you show and in general it worked for me but the single problem is after I recorded this loop it doesn t have sound when I put the recorded video on a scene. How can I fix that?
Do you mean that the clip you captured and are looping in the background has sound\music? You may have to adjust the sound setting for that item in OBS.
Why would you take the extra step to make a PNG semi transparent instead of just adding a filter to an image layer in OBS?
This actually allows you to do some of the Photoshop layers as opaque and some as partially transparent, which I did not go into in this video... so I have always done it this way for my stream. I swap out this image for every stream so I have a Photoshop file that lets me drop in a new image, adjust the transparency of that layer and then the layer graphic with the title of the game and the "LIVE" graphic are opaque.
When i made my BG image it wouldnt fit the screen properly. either too big and out of frame or too small and had black edges on both sides? was there a way to adjust the resolution of the image or?
I work at 1920x1080 so I make my BGs that size. Just be sure you are working at the ratio (16:9) and you can scale up or down to adjust if needed without losing part of the image.
@@notto777yeah I tried fitting it properly but the image doesn’t fit that way either it’s too tall and short on side and too short and too long on sides. I will try a new image
What is your video output resolution set to in OBS?
whats called the app ?
OBS
Bro learn to read
@@AncienMultico bro shut up i was thrre a beginner