Hello people!
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Introduction
Since yesterday, I finished up the first beta version of OMNILays, a dynamic stream layout aimed to help streamers look good and have full control
of their FG Streams. Currently OMNILays are in a proof of concept stage, heavily focused on Guilty Gear -Xrd Sign-, but the aim is to make it fully scaleable, reskinnable
to make it work for more games and to help you out when streaming privately or in your FG tourneys. You can read more about how to use it (also contains pictures) at the following link:
https://github.com/Charleon/nodecg-omnilays/
How it works
OMNILays is developed using nodecg, a nodejs framework with specific "views" that you can add in xSplit or OBS that are fully defined in HTML and css with javascript logic tied to it.
All views are controlled from a dashboard which you open up in your Chrome webbrowser and most components are animated which makes the stream look more alive.
It does not aim to replace existing overlays made by the scene, but complement them with modules that simplifies tasks that otherwise would be quite cumbersome.
If you'd want to test it out and post some feedback that would be awesome!
What I'm primarily looking for
Sneak peaks
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All comments, praise, blame, support, feedback appreciated!
Introduction
Since yesterday, I finished up the first beta version of OMNILays, a dynamic stream layout aimed to help streamers look good and have full control
of their FG Streams. Currently OMNILays are in a proof of concept stage, heavily focused on Guilty Gear -Xrd Sign-, but the aim is to make it fully scaleable, reskinnable
to make it work for more games and to help you out when streaming privately or in your FG tourneys. You can read more about how to use it (also contains pictures) at the following link:
https://github.com/Charleon/nodecg-omnilays/
How it works
OMNILays is developed using nodecg, a nodejs framework with specific "views" that you can add in xSplit or OBS that are fully defined in HTML and css with javascript logic tied to it.
All views are controlled from a dashboard which you open up in your Chrome webbrowser and most components are animated which makes the stream look more alive.
It does not aim to replace existing overlays made by the scene, but complement them with modules that simplifies tasks that otherwise would be quite cumbersome.
If you'd want to test it out and post some feedback that would be awesome!
What I'm primarily looking for
- Suggestion for more features, OMNILays is concidered in it's baby stages, made by the scene for the scene, but I want to know the scene need.
- Feedback on usage and presentation
- Feedback on Usage and installation description. Is it enough? does some things need to be made more clear?
Sneak peaks
All comments, praise, blame, support, feedback appreciated!