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Peaceful_pfGczL
Level 3
1 year ago
#Cam Extension
#New
Support Lovense video feedback for Linux
would be nice have the Lovense video feedback working on Linux, for example using a source of type browser that reads the html/css generated for the browser extension. maybe the same plugin for windows but compiled for most commons distributions like debian.
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1 year ago
definitely one for the PM and Dev team x
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8 months ago
Here's a suggestion to get video feedback on Linux which is really simple to implement within the plugin only:
Add a "live preview" to the "Visuals > Themes" Panel Settings
The preview there is animated and does not react to real action, but it works when I just capture it and overlay it in OBS.
If we have a live version of the visuals running in a browser window, we Linux users can simply capture that window in OBS when it's off-screen, or use any other broadcasting software.
No need for native Linux development. How about that as an idea to get this off the ground?
The only disadvantage of this would be that there's no clear alpha channel. We'd have to overlay using "Add" or another operation, but for me, that would be totally acceptable!
Thank you for considering!
- Pup Jake
Add a "live preview" to the "Visuals > Themes" Panel Settings
The preview there is animated and does not react to real action, but it works when I just capture it and overlay it in OBS.
If we have a live version of the visuals running in a browser window, we Linux users can simply capture that window in OBS when it's off-screen, or use any other broadcasting software.
No need for native Linux development. How about that as an idea to get this off the ground?
The only disadvantage of this would be that there's no clear alpha channel. We'd have to overlay using "Add" or another operation, but for me, that would be totally acceptable!
Thank you for considering!
- Pup Jake
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Peaceful_pfGczL
replied to Pup Jake:
8 months ago
This is a Great Idea since it doesn't involve creating a native plugin for obs, and instead use the same google chrome plugin.
The only workaround that I found to make it work for now is use an old version of OBS (32bit) running in wine with Bottles along with the Lovense obs extension for 32 bit, and then capture the window of the obs running on wine.
The only workaround that I found to make it work for now is use an old version of OBS (32bit) running in wine with Bottles along with the Lovense obs extension for 32 bit, and then capture the window of the obs running on wine.
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Pup Jake
replied to Peaceful_pfGczL:
8 months ago
I'd love to use this workaround as well! Can you help me out with the download links to the 32bit versions? It's not fantastic, but at least I could get it to work, then… with the modern versions of the software I failed miserably.
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Peaceful_pfGczL
replied to Pup Jake:
8 months ago
Sure, check my profile for contact for help
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