- Thread starter FiniteSingularity
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Wondering if you received my reply?
Hello! Love the plug-in but may have found a minor hiccup that seems to prevent it from working as intended. It might be something else conflicting with it though, but here's what I know:
I use the stroke effect to add an outline around a source that uses a grouped OBS Colour source as the filter's source input (basically looks like: Source that needs the stroke filter > add your stroke filter > in the source option at the bottom, I choose the native OBS Color source placed elsewhere in the scene). This works perfectly fine and as intended, but when I close OBS and then reopen it the stroke effect "disappears" and only re-engages when I go into the filter and toggle any of the options to "reactivate" input from the OBS Colour source it is pointed at.
The colour source itself is located in a seperate group along with a source cloned copy of itself. The clone targets the colour source to serve as a background, and the colour source itself exists without any other filters applied. Your stroke filter then looks at the group all of that exists in and uses that to trace the stroke.
I've attached some pics to show what I mean- the first is how the stroke effect is being applied to source and the setup, and the second is the source that your stroke filter is pointed towards.
I use the stroke effect to add an outline around a source that uses a grouped OBS Colour source as the filter's source input (basically looks like: Source that needs the stroke filter > add your stroke filter > in the source option at the bottom, I choose the native OBS Color source placed elsewhere in the scene). This works perfectly fine and as intended, but when I close OBS and then reopen it the stroke effect "disappears" and only re-engages when I go into the filter and toggle any of the options to "reactivate" input from the OBS Colour source it is pointed at.
The colour source itself is located in a seperate group along with a source cloned copy of itself. The clone targets the colour source to serve as a background, and the colour source itself exists without any other filters applied. Your stroke filter then looks at the group all of that exists in and uses that to trace the stroke.
I've attached some pics to show what I mean- the first is how the stroke effect is being applied to source and the setup, and the second is the source that your stroke filter is pointed towards.
