Yes OBS Studio can do 3D! Here's how! (with plugins)

Summary

The video explores creating the illusion of 3D movement and depth inside the 2D environment of OBS Studio. It showcases techniques like using shadows, blurs, move filters, shader plugins, value changes and positional alignment to make 2D elements seem to move realistically in 3D space. The goal is to match the properties of virtually moving objects to sync with and follow actual 3D animations. While limited, these methods can better visually connect and integrate 2D overlays with 3D backgrounds. The video is more a proof of concept than a tutorial, opening possibilities for more immersive and interactive streams and effects inside broadcasting software.

Takeaways

• 😊 You can create the illusion of 3D movement in OBS by using plugins like Move Source, Move Value, and Shader Filter
• 👌 Use a duplicated color source to create a shadow that moves opposite to the directional light source
• 🔨 The Move Value plugin allows you to animate filter settings like blur amount and opacity
• 💡 Moving a source towards the 'camera' in OBS should also scale it up slightly to simulate perspective
• 🎥 Add a blur filter to objects in the background to mimic a realistic depth of field rack focus effect
• ⚙️ The Move Source plugin records positions that you can toggle between to create smooth animations
• 🤯 Technically you could build a simple 2D platformer inside OBS using these tools
• ⏰ Use custom durations, delays, triggers and loops to time and sequence your animations
• 😎 These techniques open up creative possibilities for animated stream overlays and alerts
• 👍 Don't be afraid to experiment and simplify - smoothness comes from practice

Q & A

What is the overall goal of the techniques discussed in the video?

The overall goal is to fake 3D moves and perspective in OBS Studio by using tools like the move plugin, scaling, positioning, shadows, blurring, and opacity changes.

How can you trigger animated movements or filter value changes at the same time in OBS?

You can use a bot like Streamerbot or assign keyboard shortcuts to trigger the movements and filter changes to happen simultaneously.

What must you do before moving elements around to create a 3D effect?

You must set the positional alignment to center so that transforms like scaling happen from the middle rather than a corner.

How do shadows help sell the 3D effect?

Adjusting the direction and softness of shadows matches how light would hit a real 3D object, helping sell depth and perspective.

What causes the object and its shadow to move out of sync?

Having different durations or delays between the object move and shadow move filters will cause them to go out of sync.

What filter is used to distort a 2D source to match a 3D overlay?

The Corner Pin shader filter allows you to manipulate a 2D source to match the angles and perspective of a 3D overlay.

How could you create a depth of field effect?

Add a blur filter to objects further away to simulate them being out of focus, and disable the blur on closer objects.

What causes abrupt or unsmooth movements?

If a filter setting like blur strength only works in increments, it can create abrupt jumps between values instead of a smooth transition.

What challenge exists in syncing real 3D animations to 2D sources?

Getting the OBS sources to match the movement and deformation of the 3D animation frame by frame takes manual effort.

What plugin allows changing filter values via keyframes?

The Move Value plugin can record and animate filter settings like opacity, blur strength, transform properties, etc.

Outlines

00:00

😊 Introducing theoretical concept videos

The narrator recently started making theoretical concept videos which have been well received by the audience. This surprises and encourages the narrator as they thought these complex videos would flop. This video explores a theoretical concept brought up in the comments of a previous video.

05:02

👨‍💻 Creating a sample overlay in OBS

The narrator creates a sample overlay in OBS with graphical elements like color sources, text, groups and rounding the corners to help visualize applying 3D effects. A follower goal example is provided showing how such an overlay could be used in streams.

10:03

💡 Faking 3D movement and perspective

The narrator explores faking 3D effects like movement and perspective in OBS using the Move plugin and filters. A shadow is added and transformed to indicate light direction. Move Value filters are applied to transform the shadow's blur and opacity, simulating 3D depth.

15:04

⚙️ Triggering the 3D animations

The narrator figures out how to manually trigger the fake 3D animations in OBS using hotkeys. This allows the sample overlay and its shadow to move simultaneously. End delays are added to reset the animations.

20:04

🎥 Adding a rack focus effect

A second overlay asset is added to demonstrate a rack focus effect synced with the first asset's animation. This mimics limited focal depth and follow focus of physical cameras.

25:05

🌄 Visualizing advanced possibilities

The narrator visualizes applying these techniques to animate more complex 3D overlays and sync them to match renders. Practical challenges around triggers and loops are discussed. Significant possibilities are unlocked with these approaches.

Keywords

💡3D overlays

3D overlays refer to graphic elements created using 3D software that are then overlaid on top of a 2D video stream in OBS. Even though the overlays have 3D perspective, they can be manipulated to match 2D footage in OBS. The video discusses techniques for animating these 3D overlays within OBS to create a fake sense of 3D movement.

💡move filter

The move filter is a plugin for OBS that allows manipulating position, rotation, scale, and other properties of sources over time to create animation. It is used in the video to animate the position and size of elements to simulate 3D movement.

💡move value

The move value feature of the move filter allows changing numeric values of filter properties over time. This is used to animate the opacity and blur amount of the shadow to enhance the fake 3D effect.

💡shader filter

The shader filter plugin applies visual effects to sources using GLSL shaders. It is used here with the corner pin shader to manipulate 2D elements to match a 3D perspective and with blurs to create shadows.

💡shadows

Shadows are used in the video to enhance the illusion of 3D. Their position, opacity and blurriness are animated to be consistent with the fake 3D movements.

💡start trigger

Start triggers allow executing move filter animations on certain events, like showing or activating a scene. They are set up to synchronize the movements of different elements.

💡simultaneous move

The simultaneous move feature links the animations of different move filters so that they start and progress synchronously over the same duration.

💡follow focus

Follow focus refers to the rack focus technique of adjusting camera focus during a shot to shift attention between subjects. It is crudely simulated by blurring objects not in focus to sell the fake 3D effect.

💡Parallax

Parallax is the difference in perspective when viewing an object from different positions. Proper parallax helps sell 3D and is discussed when explaining animating 2D elements to match 3D movement.

💡dynamic overlays

The overall goal is creating dynamic overlays in OBS that can move and animate to appear more 3D, which enhances the look of streams.

Highlights

You can use a 3D software to make an overlay and match 2D sources to it using the perspective

Wonders if it's possible to animate 2D OBS sources in 3D space

Suggests exploring how to move stuff in OBS so it actually looks 3D

Notes you can only fake 3D movement in OBS since it's a 2D software with no real z-space

Mentions tutorials on using Popop, a 3D OBS software, with regular OBS

Shows how to use the move filter and value filter to simulate 3D movement of sources

Adds a duplicated color source as a shadow to indicate perspective and directional lighting

Explains moving the anchor point and values of filters like blur and opacity

Links simultaneous movement of scene and shadow filters to fake depth

Suggests possibilities like having alerts move sources towards the camera

Shows blurring another source as changes focus with movement for realism

Mentions creating a functioning video game in OBS using these methods

Says collisions would be an issue but you could have a character jump around

Hopes this inspires new plugins to simplify faking 3D movement in OBS

Suggests practical applications like matching chat overlays to 3D animations

Transcripts

I recently started making videos talking

about Concepts like theoretical videos

and I really thought they were going to

flop and you were going to hate it but

um you guys have been loving them which

I appreciate so much sometimes I come up

with a concept and I can't actually make

a full tutorial because I haven't

figured out everything or it's just too

complex or it goes in a place where I

basically need help your help so it

really warms my heart to know that you

guys can appreciate a video even though

it's not just a step-by-step tutorial to

a full thing this video is no different

one of my videos talks about 3D overlays

where I showcase that you can use a 3D

software to make an overlay and then

even though the perspective is not 2D

you can match your sources to it and one

of the comments said something that I

have been thinking about and that thing

is what if I want to animate it if you

want to animate something where the

camera is moving or maybe some objects

are moving then your 2D OBS sources

can't follow them right it's impossible

to move 2D sources in 3D space in

obs or is it visa s so I would like to

explore this if you're a fan of making

advanced stuff in OBS Studio I think

there's going to be at least a little

something that you enjoy in this video

If you're not a fan of making cool stuff

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alerts your camera overlays you're

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Transitions and just click create scenes

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scene Builder with a lot of options this

text seems to be in that folder and now

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the other video we talked about how you

can create overlays in a 3D software

export them as 2D images bring them into

OBS and basically set your sources to

match those 3D overlays even with the

perspective and everything and we did

that using the Shader filter plugin with

the corner pin Shader of course you can

do that with any plugin that will allow

you to stretch your sources to basically

match and then that's what it was right

it's 2D it's pretending to be there in

3D space but it's not really there how

can you move stuff in OBS so that it

actually looks 3D well since OBS is a 2d

software and there's no like zspace you

can only fake it so we're going to start

by trying to fake some movement that

being said I need you to remember that I

have tutorials on popop popop is a 3D

OBS basically there's no other way to

say it it's a it's a streaming software

that is its own thing that you can also

use in conjunction with OBS which is

what I do when I stream that actually

has a zspace that actually has 3D

objects that can bounce around that can

interact with each other with Collision

gravity uh emissions like a lot of

things a lot of things so the real

simple solution is just use popop LOL

but of course if you're still passionate

about OBS we're we're going to take a

look at how we would go about it so

there are certain things that I learned

recently and and I haven't tried them so

let's create a new scene and I'm going

to create a color Source call it back

back I have so many sources on this that

I uh I just know that most basic names

like background are already taken let's

pick a color is that even visible to you

like that not too dark let's create

another color source and let's call this

one frame let's make it 500 by 500 pick

a cool color let's go with that purple

let's click okay all right we're going

to pretend that we're making like a full

overlay inside of obs and this is

basically the frame of some of the

elements that we want maybe it's going

to be your labels bar maybe it's going

to be a logo it's going to be something

that carries another piece of

information of course you can keep it

sharp but you know just to just to

really make it oh graphic design we're

going to round the corners basically I'm

going to use the Shader filter I'm going

to use the Shader filter plugin to find

one of the shaders that can round my

rectangles so let's go to R there's

rounded rectangle rounded rectangle per

Corner rounded rectangle per side let's

try the first one there you go Corner

radius and I'm happy with that we can

press contr D to center it and you know

what just to make it more realistic

let's add some text so you can see a

potential use case call it example data

and we're going to be like follow goal

going to select font on Bold text

transform uppercase alignment center

gradient why not it doesn't matter all

right now you can also contrl D I'm just

going to lower this nice add another

text number all right I'm just helping

you visualize like an actual element

that you would have on your stream

somewhere I'm going to put all of that

inside a group select everything group

selected items and the group is asset

one collapse beep boop nice now here's

the thing I'm going to duplicate the

color source so frame right click copy

right click paste duplicate I'm going to

select the color we're going to go with

black or actually we can go with a just

a desaturated version of this doesn't

really matter and I'm going to bring

this all the way to the bottom on top of

the background of course and I'm going

to control D so right now I have this

exactly where I want it to be there are

two things that we need to do before we

start moving things around is uh CR e

and I'm doing that on on that second

color source which is going to be our

shadow I should have named it and uh

click positional alignment go Center

we're centering we're we're using the

Anchor Point from the middle so if I

move if I scale it or something with the

move plugin it's going to scale from the

middle all right not from the corner

left we need to do the same thing with

the group I can press contr e positional

alignment center the does it matter if

it's moving it like that does it matter

click contrl D to Center remember that

frame two contrl D we're going to rename

frame two to Shadow cuz hey we're doing

3D stuff one of the best ways to show

perspective is by playing around with

highlights and shadows now talking about

Shadows while this is selected I'm going

to move this around and I'm basically

going to pick the direction of the Light

Shadows happen because light is hitting

our object from a certain side maybe the

light is up top front of the camera and

the shadow is slowly like that cool now

in real life the closer the object is to

the surface the more opaque the shadow

is going to be but also the sharper the

shadow is going to be unless you have

bounced light from a certain surface

anyways we're not going to we're not

going to go there so what I can do is I

can right click on the Shadow and find

some sort of blur we already used the

Shader filter I should probably rename

this filter rounded and we're going to

add another one user defined Shader load

Shader text from file click browse and

we're going to go find one of the blurs

box blur is going to be just fine cool

problem here we're going to have some

problems with you know the boundaries um

you need to put that on the rounded this

is where you expand the boundaries and

then you can blur it there you go so

extra 50 pixels all around on the

rounded Shader and then on the blur

which I'm going to name blur you can

keep it to zero there you go now you

have a fully super soft now if you're

getting like soft light maybe that's

what would happen but anyways anyways

you can play around with the strength

for harsher light let's not go into too

much

details I'm also going to go ahead and

add a color correction filter just

because there's opacity in it right

opacity is a pretty cool thing and if

this object were to move away from the

surface it would be a little less opaque

just a little less right maybe.

3 to9 or just 100% And I know what

you're wondering how am I going to move

the values of this like yeah manually I

can do this but stick around stick

around let's move let's actually do the

movement up in here and for this I need

to right click on this scene and using

the move filter so you need to install

and use the move filter I'm going to go

to move Source on my scene and this will

be box in it for this box initial

position we're going to select the

source which is asset one we're going to

click get transform so now it recorded

the initial position we can duplicate it

we can call this box move and now I can

move this box oops that it's not the box

I can select my asset group I can move

it up scale it up cuz if it was moving

towards the camera a little bit it would

appear bigger right depending on the

lens and blah blah blah we're not doing

this is not exact science it it could be

if you want to but it doesn't have to

and now box moves I can click get

transform it saves the scale and also

the position now one thing that's

important I want this to be super slow

so I'm going to put 3,000 millisecond

for custom duration also 3,000

millisecs nice now if my object moves

gets closer to the light or whatever

gets closer to the camera of course my

shadow is going to move probably the

opposite direction of where the light is

coming from so let's add move source and

this is going to be Shadow initial

position shadow in It Go shadow Make It

3,000 milliseconds and click get

transform now duplicate this and this is

going to be Shadow move we're going to

select the Shadow and we're going to

move it where we think that the shadow

would be and which size it would be if

this was to move move like that of

course it depends on the on the light

source if it's coming from the Sun the

Shadows are going to be parallel unless

you're using a light that has a f a Fel

lens you can get you can get really

scientific with this but you don't have

to you know we're creating an illusion

we're doing fake 3D in a broadcasting

software which is already so cool there

you go and with Shadow move selected we

want to click get transform I hope I

didn't mess anything up should be good

Shadow asset asset asset okay so now if

I click um box

initial okay Shadow initial okay we just

need them to move at the same time box

move I would like scrolling down the

simultaneous move to be Shadow move all

right box initial I would like the

simultaneous move to be Shadow initial

all right if I really wanted I could

probably Loop all of that but but yeah

we can do that later all good click box

move

and we have a little a little sense of

depth right box

initial there's a tiny little bit of

depth imagine if you do this like you

get an alert and whatever you have on

screen that is relevant can move towards

the screen with the shadow trailing

behind it all right now here's the thing

that I never talk about because I just

figured it out recently is you can move

the values of certain filters so our

shadow right now let me turn that off

our shadow right now has a blur on it

and a color correction where I want to

move the opacity a little bit how would

I go about doing that actually the move

plugin comes with something called move

value and that's what it does so I can

have move value opacity and I can have

move value blur so for move value

opacity I can go to filter and pick the

filter that I want to change from move

value type I can select if there's one

single setting within that filter that I

want to change or if there's multiple if

there's random and stuff like I don't

know what add and typing means but we

don't need that under settings I can

pick opacity as you can see I have I get

the value of the opacity so current

opacity is this or I can move it around

click get value just like I would click

get transform on the Move tool okay so I

can record a position on that value now

remember we wanted 3 I can duplicate

this cuz of course I need a second one

and this one will be 0.9 well that's the

big one now if I click it should go to.

3 and if I click here it gets to 0.9 I'm

clicking on the wrong thing this is. 3

this is 0.9 this is 3 this is 0.9 and of

course just like the move Source you can

add like the delay you can make it go

super slow or super fast I can put this

3 seconds again I'm I'm selecting the

wrong one what is wrong with me 3

seconds for the custom duration on each

now you're going to have a very very

very slow

transition now the roadblock is when do

I trigger this how do I trigger it at

the same time if you're using something

like streamer bot or a keyboard shortcut

to do that well if we're talking about

alerts for example of course you you

would use something like streamer bot to

connect it to your Twitch which means

that you can tell streamer bot to play

those two things those two different

filters which is the filters on the

shadow plus the filters on the scene to

move and then the filters on the shadow

to play around with the opacity and also

the blur cuz yes the blur is also

something that you can change I can go

here click on blur so the filter on move

value blur single setting and I can say

strength cool strength value is two I

can duplicate it and then I can set I

can go back to basically figure out how

the strength works I would never want it

at 14 for example but I can set it to

seven or I can just manually set it to

seven just like I did right now and go

back to move value blur two and click

get value and it says seven so now I

have a very very

slow movement of my blur all right for

some reason I don't know what I'm doing

wrong but it refuses to go back to blur

value 7 oh there you go I had to do it

again of course for certain settings you

can see that this wasn't smooth Because

the actual blur is gradual the strength

here is increments of one so it's

jumping within the time if you do it

fast it will be seamless but yeah 3,000

milliseconds is not something that it

likes I can always go back boom so let's

set it up in a way that we can trigger

it manually I don't want to I don't want

to deal with streamer bot right now so

when I press a button I want this to

move should this be should this be

bigger let me make it bigger so now when

it

moves yeah for some reason that looks

better kind of so we can scroll down

until we find how to start the trigger

so start trigger here under actions

maybe Source show all right I'm going to

have to play with this to figure it out

be right back active I'm going to rename

the filters on the Shadow and I'm going

to link them by using simultaneous move

so opacity in it should be blur in it at

the same time then opacity move should

have blur move at the same time

hopefully the blur works this time so

opacity in it and then opacity move and

blur move let's reset

oh my god it

works I don't know why I wasn't

expecting it to work but um okay opacity

move might be a little too much let's go

0 five and then let's set opacity move

to basically when it's visible we're

going to figure out which one of the

start triggers does that activate so it

triggers when you click back on the

scene or when you turn on the scene I

believe so if I click

away and then I click SC two I already

set that up for the for the move

tool boom

yeah

yeah it's not I know it it doesn't look

amazing but it's working technically

it's working we are making 3D type of

movement in OBS studio and if you have a

good grasp on how things would move in

3D and how light would affect your

elements you can really fool people you

can probably add a gradient that adds um

light on that background on that frame

but now let me make it just reset on its

own with next move basically and then

end delay for it to wait until it does

it so filters after you've done box move

and Shadow move I want your next move to

be box initial and of course box initial

your simultaneous move is Shadow initial

cool one thing though I want Shadow move

to wait 2 seconds and that is under

where's end

delay there you go wait two seconds

before you basically end and then you go

to the next move cool we just need to do

the same thing for the shadow filters

now hopefully people who create filters

who are watching this maybe that will

give you an idea maybe we could make

this simpler maybe we could create a

shadow that actually moves around in 3D

space is so that you know you don't need

to know all of this about OBS to make it

happen I'm sure there are like there's a

way to have a plug-in make this happen

it's basically a glorified drop shadow

filter so opacity move makes blur move

okay but then after blur move I want

opacity initial but I do want blur move

to wait 2 seconds all right just to make

sure everything is working we're going

to bring it back to initial

position we also need to bring back the

shadow to its initial

position there we

go click on another scene and this is

where it supposed to do its own thing so

move and then re

reinitialize

I can't say I'm totally satisfied but

that's the concept that's the concept

that's that's that's what I'm trying to

show that's what I'm trying to

Showcase and we can see all the

difficulties we can see where it has you

know uh flaws and if you guys have any

ideas on maybe how to make it happen

maybe that gives you an idea to to at

least implement the the the move value

filter for example in your day-to-day

streams and stuff but that's all it is I

feel almost ashamed that this whole

video is just to show you you know this

simple animation but this is OBS Studio

this is OBS Studio we are creating some

sort of 3d effect in OBS Studio it's

just how do you trigger it if you're

using streamer bot probably super easy

just trigger them at the same time tell

streamer bot hey turn on this filter

turn on that filter from this other

thing at the same time and boom you have

this animation uh if you're not using

stream robbot then you know making it so

that just when it shows it appears like

that it does the same thing so now they

are in sync we kind of solve the sync

problem what that also means is that if

I were to duplicate this hopeful don't

break please don't break please don't

break copy paste duplicate I have

something called asset two bring it

here I'm going to duplicate the shadow

also all right I'm going to set it aside

you know kind of pretending that the

light source is kind of small so since

it's from top metal then the shadow

would be the opposite place you can

probably set it so that we get lens blur

so that we get a rack Focus effect on

other elements so if I add a filter to

this group and it's a blur filter of

course the closer you can get to an

actual lens blur the more realistic but

we're not this is definitely not what

we're working with here I don't think I

need to put all of that but basically

I'm going to make it so that when our

asset one comes close to the camera this

gets out of focus as in the camera is

follow focusing on that first asset and

I do this with the move value B

basically just going to make it move

faster next move to blur initial except

now the end delay is going to be

different since we're moving them faster

so how much time does it wait if it

accomplishes it in 1500 milliseconds

well it's basically 3,000 milliseconds

plus the extra 1500 right since the

delay is 2,000 on the other ones I

believe then 3,500 and of course the

start trigger is going to be activate

hopefully this didn't break the move

Source filter so let's try it out I

don't think this is going to work but

let's try it

can play around with the delay a little

bit more give it an extra 500

millisecond let's try it out again so um

my name is G level everything you're

seeing here has been made in OBS Studio

itself the goal is to fake 3D moves by

basically using the move tool scaling

positioning and also the use of Shadow

uh bluring and opacity right now we're

testing a a follow

Focus it's not perfect it is not perfect

by any means but the idea of being able

to do this in OBS is kind of wild it's

kind of

wild I know the example that I showed

was is very simple it didn't look that

great so those are the overlays that I

made well this is the overlay that I

made um on my last video and of course

the comment originally was hey if I were

to animate this I wouldn't be able to I

want you to imagine cuz I really don't

have time to actually simulate this but

this part which is for chat was moving

that way right 3D space with actual

Parallax depending on the lens size

right but you want chat to follow it it

everything that I just showed you in OBS

is what you would use to make that

happen you would use the corner pin

Shader filter to make it fit in 3D in

the first place and then you would just

have to match the movement well just

just match the movement LOL it's it's

not going to be easy but you would have

to match the movement of whatever your

video file is doing in 3D and using the

move tool and the move value if there's

any stretching that happens into the

perspective you can adjust the values so

if you have a looping thing

maybe if I showed you in blender maybe

that would be more

understandable so if you have your asset

oh we can keep it a cube you have your

asset like this and let's say that it's

on the side it's funny cuz you can study

what the shadow would do depending on

where the light is but basically this is

the animation that we simulated this so

let's say this was a chat box probably

look something like this and it would

probably be on the right side like that

right if I want to move move it like

towards the camera or at least in Z

space there might be some sort of deform

happening depending on what camera

you're using let's go with 18 mm you can

see how much it's being deformed already

and you would want your OBS source to

follow it let's say it goes from this

position to that position this position

that position rotate it a little bit

there you go you might have a better

skew here

the further away it's going to be the

more flat the corners are going to be

and the closer but also to the side the

more slanted it's going to be so in OBS

with your filter you would just have a

Shader filter of course corner pin no

not this one this corner

pin oh my

God and then you'll need to use the move

value filter to basically modify this

thankfully there's settings where you

can pick exactly the filter you want now

you have access to all of that if I

click get values it knows where I'm at

right now I can duplicate it and I know

that if I bring this down and I bring

this up then that's my initial values

see

that so as usual the only problem you're

going to run into is how to trigger it

in sync in that case since your render

would be a video file um you can just

make the active stuff you can just make

the active stuff your video goes in a

loop you just make it so that every time

that scene becomes active which is when

your video would be active you want the

video to also basically restart every

time you put up the scene and then

that's it it's I warned you this was a

theory a concept video if I get it down

to a science I will actually make a

tutorial showing how to do it

considering my type of videos I need to

find an an easy way to make it happen

but yeah next time I make a video like

that I will have a full overlay we'll

probably give it away for free just that

just so that you can try it or maybe

just like an asset just a little part of

your overlay that you can do this with

but that's the concept that I had in my

head and I needed to share and I needed

to hear from you guys and your ideas and

everything and of course I wanted to

prove that hey it is possible to have 3D

moving overlays and be able to have

moving sources in OBS that look like

they're moving in 3D space if you're new

here you should probably subscribe cuz I

will definitely um have a functioning

example at some point I just wanted to

show both the 2D part on its own using

just OBS Studio to create 3D stuff and

also show the concept of what if I

already have my 3D moving stuff and I

want something

to look but look at this though like do

you see this imagine the rack focus on

multiple multiple things actually you

know what forget that don't imagine

anything let me make it happen oh NOS is

crashing there's no way there's no way

it kept moving to the left I don't know

why I don't want to ruin my recording

though it's been 56 minutes bro I just

wanted to control Z all right I'm going

to click once yeah that's my quue that's

my quue I've been yabing too much too

much yapping again I'm sorry that the

visuals were super super simple but I

just wanted to show you like the the the

the thought behind everything that this

could unlock for you the move Value Plus

the move Source plus the Shader filter

plug-in can do so much you can you can

generate so much can create so much and

you can have like there are stuff in the

move plug-in that I haven't even started

exploring yet you can move stuff from

one spot to the other right now that we

know that you can move value you can

also add increments to certain values

you can be like plus 10 at the height of

overworking and over complicating

everything you could make a functioning

video game with

OBS you could do a platformer with OBS

absolutely well collisions is going to

be be a problem and all that but you can

have a little thing on screen that is

animated that's jumping if chat types a

command that's going left and right and

things like that it doesn't have to be

we're not going to start thinking about

hitboxes and death animations or

whatever but like the on the simple

level you can make that happen that is a

possibility anyways I hope you guys see

the vision I didn't mean to make a long

video but here we are follow me on

Twitch we can talk about it some more

and you can see some of my projects like

in action and I will see you later go

out there make me proud get level out