#Automatic scene switcher obs studio windows
The window title change is purely so OBS can differentiate the windows as Blender calls them the same thing so in my case while OBS correctly realises there are two Blender windows, it will only ever display the first one for both of them as it does it by title. It's also conveniently quicker to switch this way and not too much of a muscle memory shift from the normal screen switch (my hotkey is meta+z) even when not streaming. In this case you make a new "global shortcut" for a "command/url" with the trigger being the same shortcuts/hotkeys used for OBS. I use KDE Plasma 5 so it's in System Settings > Shortcuts > Custom shortcuts. Then make keyboard shortcuts to run the scripts. Xdotool search -class blender windowactivate %1 # move OBS and picarto dashboard back to main screen Xsetwacom set "Wacom ISDv5 309 Finger touch" MapToOutput HEAD-1 Xsetwacom set "Wacom ISDv5 307 Pen eraser" MapToOutput HEAD-1 Xsetwacom set "Wacom ISDv5 307 Pen stylus" MapToOutput HEAD-1
# map cintiq stylus to cintiq which will move the mouse cursor> Xdotool search -class blender windowactivate %2 set_window -name "Blender (top)" # second one in the stack) and rename it so OBS can see it # focus the window on the main screen (which in my case generally seems to be the # send the number to a text file to help the switcher Xsetwacom set "Wacom ISDv5 309 Finger touch" MapToOutput HEAD-0 Xsetwacom set "Wacom ISDv5 307 Pen eraser" MapToOutput HEAD-0
Xsetwacom set "Wacom ISDv5 307 Pen stylus" MapToOutput HEAD-0 # map cintiq stylus to primary display which will move the mouse cursor Now we make some bash scripts (I chuck mine in /usr/local/bin) with a slightly modified half a switcheroo script:
Mine are set to super (apparently, sometimes it's called meta) and the number row keys 1, 2 and 3. Set shortcuts for the scenes in OBS settings like so: So there's some scenes set up in OBS like so:
#Automatic scene switcher obs studio manual
Edited 2017 Jan 7: made the scripts slightly more reliable (not relying on window ids) but they will now get extremely confused if there's more than one instance of Blender openīecause I'm not smart enough to get the MacOS version of the Automatic Scene Switching plugin for OBS Studio, I gumbied an easy manual one with bash scripts.
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