The weird thing is the computer that was having the issue was the one that we ran the day before with no issues. So, we only had to have 1 person switch the scene on the one computer giving us the error. The other computer running the other live stream would work perfectly. And saw the 2 different divisions and allowed me to configure each scene on each Livestream for each division.Īs soon as we would queue up the match on one of our divisions, the “Sahara Division”, OBS Switcher would throw an error and fail to switch the scene. The OBS Switcher “login” saw the one tournament manager server. Because we were running a 2 division event, we ran 2 live streams, one for each division each with its own dedicated computer. The last 2 days were our High School VRC event and it was split into 2 divisions in TM. The only problem that I ran into with the program was when we moved into our last 2 days. It ran perfectly during the whole middle school event. I worked on getting it set up one evening and put it in production the next day during our Middle School VRC event. I found out about this plug-in during our Kalahari Classic Signature Event 2022. The best part about this app is the fact that it just works!! Great job on creating this plug-in for OBS & TM. In a terminal window inside the cloned source, run the following commands:.If you don’t want to run from the precompiled executable, you can alternatively
#Obs studio automatic scene switcher code
Alternatively, you can clone the repository and run the code from source. Head over to the releases page and download the latest version for your platform.One of the issues we kept running into when running our live streams was forgetting to switch the scene in OBS when a new match was queued. This is a small utility you can run which will connect to Tournament Manager, and automatically queue up a specific scene for each field. I wanted to share a tool I have recently developed: OBS Switcher.
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