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You will need to enable hidden files in the file dialog by using the keyboard combination Ctrl+H to see. config/obs-studio/plugins/presets and then the respective preset you want, such as mouse, and then the PNG within it. Click the Browse button for Overlay image file and navigate to. Do note that yours will be empty by default, as you’ve not yet selected an Overlay image file and Layout config file yet. Upon clicking on this source, we’ll be presented with the usual add / use existing source dialog.Īfter naming a source, such as “Mouse”, click OK and you’ll be presented with a dialog that looks similar to below. Now the Input Overlay source is available to us as a source (if you have OBS Studio already open, restart it), as shown in the below screenshot. Mkdir -p ~/.config/obs-studio/plugins/input-overlayĬp -R ~/Downloads/input-overlay/plugin-linux/* ~/.config/obs-studio/plugins/input-overlay/Ĭp -R ~/Downloads/input-overlay/presets ~/.config/obs-studio/plugins/input-overlay/ Mv ~/Downloads/input-overlay.v* ~/Downloads/input-overlayįor file in `ls *.zip ` do unzip " $ " done Copy over the necessary and recommended folders and files to our input-overlay plugin folder.Create an input-overlay folder in ~/.config/obs-studio/plugins as well as creating the plugins folder if needed.

#Obs studio linux zip#

Extract all the preset zips and remove their zip files.

Move our extracted input overlay in our Downloads directory to one which is without a version number, to make it easier for future commands.

#Obs studio linux zip file#

Remove our zip file to make our directory renaming more reliable.

Next let’s run the following commands in the Terminal. This will create a folder, likely called something similar to input-overlay.v4.4. Navigate to the Downloads folder and click Extract. This will present you with a file dialog. Click the Extract button in the image indicated above. Let’s extract this to our Downloads folder to make the process of copying the contents we need more easily. You will be presented with contents like the following. Next, click on the zip file in your File Manager to open up the Extract tool (such as File Roller).

#Obs studio linux install#

Next, we’ll install a library necessary to use the Input Overlay plugin, as well as an unzip tool to make the installation process easier.

#Obs studio linux download#

To install Input Overlay, download the input-overlay-vNUM.zip file from their releases page, where NUM is the latest release number, such as 4.4. Pre-compiled release files are available on the Releases section of the developer’s website. The Input Overlay plugin enables you to show an input overlay of your gamepad, mouse, or keyboard. Most Linux-supporting plugins should provide pre-compiled tarballs or zip files that you can extract to get a pre-made / ready folder structure that you can simply copy / paste into ~/.config/obs-studio/plugins Known Working Plugins Input Overlay That locale information should be located in data/locale.

As OBS Studio for Solus only supports 64-bit, the plugin must support 64-bit as well.Īdditionally, the plugin may come with additional files or folders, such as locale information. In essence, you should have bin/64bit folders inside the plugin folder, with any shared object plugin files inside that.

When installing a plugin, the directory tree should look something like the following: plugins If this folder does not exist for you, you’ll need to create it before copying plugins into it. PluginsĪll OBS Studio plugins should be installed into their own respective folders inside the ~/.config/obs-studio/plugins folder. After that, the virtual camera should be available as a webcam in other programs.

#Obs studio linux password#

Next time you start OBS, it will prompt you for your password to set up v4l2loopback. Once v4l2loopback is installed, reboot your computer.

If you are running the “lts” kernel, install v4l2loopback: sudo eopkg install v4l2loopback.

If you are running the “current” kernel, install v4l2loopback-current: sudo eopkg install v4l2loopback-current.

This should return a version which ends in.