CSTimer Stream Overlay

[A2Cubed]

Hey, I am getting into streaming cubing, and I see other peoples' streams and they have the cstimer on it. I am wondering how to do that. Thanks!

 

[maticuber]

with OBS you can add parts of the screen to the stream.

 

[A2Cubed]

I stream on OBS, but I don’t know how to take parts of screen and separate them (CsTimer). I am using the window capture for the cstimer on safari.

 

[maticuber]

hold alt and click+drag the corners or sides of the screen in obs

 

[A2Cubed]

Thanks!!! It works like a charm!

 

[Cody_Caston]

Does it work on slobs

 

[Bobbyp02]

I'm getting into streaming my speed cubing seshes as well. I currently use streamlabs OBS which is essentially the same thing accept slightly easier. I know that there is a display code I can use to have it displayed, but im not sure what to put it under. If anyone can tell me where to put the code or if I have to add anything to the code, I would appreciate it! Here's an example of what I want to do with OBS

 

[Darguima]

I'm getting into streaming my speed cubing seshes as well. I currently use streamlabs OBS which is essentially the same thing accept slightly easier. I know that there is a display code I can use to have it displayed, but im not sure what to put it under. If anyone can tell me where to put the code or if I have to add anything to the code, I would appreciate it! Here's an example of what I want to do with OBSView attachment 14142

So I don't know how exactly you can do this, but you can do something like this.

Change the csTimer background color to #00ff00.
Next add to the OBS the capture of your screen/browser, what do you want since the csTimer appear on the scene, and your webcam.
Now add a filter to the csTimer Capture - click with the right button in the source and next, "Filters".
Add a Chrome Key Effect, and by default also is selected the green color (#00ff00).

Now you will have the most part of csTimer transparent for you can show the webcam

 

[Spifflet]

This is how I have mine! The red box in the top right is where I put my facecam when I have it on. I like to be able to see as many times listed in the session as I can but also have room for things like follower notifications and not have my camera shot filled with too many things. What do you guys think? I think it might be a bit cluttered or visually noisy but I also kind of like to be able to see all the info of a session on stream