The `CLR Browser Configuration` window should appear. Now open OBS (make sure the CLR browser plugin is installed) and click on `Global Sources`.Įnter the name of you choice (choose 'oo-coordinator') and press `OK`. You should end up with the following structure: You can delete `./styles` if you want as it is now empty Move the files from `./styles/default` to `./user/styles`ĥ. We will use the example configuration provided with the source.Ĥ. This is the document to be shown when the video is live and active.ĭownload the latest version from the repository and unpack it at a location of your choice. This is the document to be shown when the video is live but idle. Something to put behind everything else in the video.

It is mandatory if you want OBS Overlay to work. It only needs to be included once, as it will continue working even when switching to a scene where it is not included. It is advised to start streaming with the scene where this document is located to make sure it initiliazes properly. It should not be visible on video but has to be running in the background. OBS Overlay is made of 4 documents that can be added as sources to OBS, one of which is mandatory for the engine to work. There is a `./readme.txt` included in the files that you should probably read. Here is an example of what it can look like:

It is essentially an engine that monitors a configuration file and updates the interface accordingly. OBS Overlay is a customisable overlay for Open Broadcaster Software.

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