We have a nice header message, in our scene, but let’s add something about our social media or a general message quickly. You can also right click the source, go to transform, and then hit “center to screen” here as well. I’m going to then hit Ctrl+D to center this text on my screen. You can choose whatever you like, but I’m going to leave color 1, or the top part of our text o n white, and color 2 which is the bottom part of the text as white as well – hit okay once you’re done with these options. I’m going to type “The Stream Will Begin Shortly” in all caps. I’m going to set the size to 72, hit okay to go back to the font properties. Hit select font and choose any font that you’d like to use, and any styles here as well. Now let’s add in a text source, and name it “Header”. This option would help reduce some memory usage, if you’re concerned about that. If you’d like, you can uncheck Restart playback when the source becomes active, but this isn’t necessary with such a small file. Select loop, as we want this file to continuously play in this scene. We’ll leave local file checked, and then browse to find our video background file. Add a media source and name it Background. The first thing I’m going to do is rename our default scene to intro – now, let’s add in our looping background video. I do want to mention that my base canvas size is 1920×1080 pixels… if yours isn’t you may need to adjust some of the graphics with scaling and positioning.
Broadcasters generally use this to give time for any viewers to filter in before they start their show. The files contain a generic overlay – but if you need to further customize your overlay – you can use our Overlay maker, link will be found in the description as well.
To start, I’m going to download the graphic assests from – the overlay image files are in a. Scenes will be our collection of different sources – each scene will have a different purpose during our broadcast. If you enjoy using them, sharing the site or this video on Twitter, Reddit, Facebook., or whatever you use would mean a lot!Īnyways, if you followed the series so far, you’ll have a very strong understanding of how to work with OBS Studio. I’ll also show you how to customize our graphical assets directly inside of OBS Studio, as well as setup hot keys to make switching between our scenes quick and easy.įor this video, make sure to check out the link to that will provide you with all of the graphics we’ll be using in our scenes.
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