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OBS Lua Visibility Timer 1.0

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This adds a visibility timer script with the following options:

Source - select source
Mode - Show source after specified time, Hide source after specified time, Repeat
Delay after activated (ms) - delay timer until after specified time (useful if using scene transition)
Duration (seconds) - time the source will hide or show
Repeat hold time (seconds) - repeat mode only - time until which the source will hide or show again
Start visible (repeat mode) - starts the source shown or hidden in repeat mode

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  1. Visibility Timer 1.0

    Changes Added ability for it to work with the source visibility transitions The visibility icon...

  2. OBS Visibility Timer 0.3

    Changes Changed seconds to milliseconds Script now works with both preview and program in...

  3. Visibility Timer 0.2

    Changes: -Settings now update when mode changes -Fix memory leak
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pollitoninja
works perfect for what I want it. But I would like to have the option to start hide. I have a Source in a scene that I aplied the scrip and works perfect, but if I'm in other scene and whant to change to that scene (the one with the script) the source starts visible.
Any way to make the source start invisible?
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L
It does what it should do, but doesn't affect the eye icon that we have in sources list, it just sets opacity to 0 / 100%, so transitions doesn't works. It just pop on and off instantly. PLEASE UPDATE.
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I
This would be perfect if it reacted to the show/hide transitions you can set on sources. Sadly it just cuts hard away.
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T
Does what it says it does.
Would love to see it transitions.
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Eurymachus
It does what it says on the tin.

However, it would be much better if you could have the timed event 'activate' or 'deactivate' a source OR a filter. This way source and/or filter transitions would be affected. For example the latest version of OBS has source transitions, in addition the plugin 'movetransitions' allows you to create a filter that can 'animate' other filters.
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Alexandremix
This does not what it was supposed to do, this should disable the visibility of the source, this only seems like its chanching its transparency to 100%.

I want to simulate clicking the eye of the source. this way a video can get closed and reopen at the very start when I click the eye again.
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_AgentCobra
So far so good. Restarts of scene activation, timer works well. Outstanding!

For those having trouble in setup, I want help!

1. Place the script in - C:\Program Files\obs-studio\data\obs-plugins\frontend-tools\scripts

2. Inside OBS - go to 'tools' menu up on top bar then 'scripts'

3. Choose the mode

4. Select the source.

5. Set the timer in Duration (works for show or hide mode)

Then you may want to restart OBS, I didn't have to.
Click on another scene then the scene with the source and watch the magic work.

Note: I wanted different timings for different sources so I copied and renamed the script according to logical naming conventions, example - 'show_car_timer.lua' or 'hide_chair_timer.lua'

Good luck
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chillisteak
Doesn't close change the visibility of any sources
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A
Seems fine in its own terms, but doesn't really do what I want. It works by making a source 'visible' after a specified delay for a specified period of time. However, this is not 'visible' in the OBS sense, which has to do with activating/deactivating the source. As a result, a problem arises with dynamic graphics, like scrolling text.

So, for example, if you have a source that scrolls a block of text in from the bottom of the window and out of the top of the window that takes 5 seconds to complete, using the script with, say, a 10 second delay will result in nothing being shown (the text has already scrolled out of the window 5 seconds before the source was made 'visible').

What I would really like is an activation timer, rather than a 'visibility' timer.
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T
With no install directions "Here or on youtube/google", no help to people asking the same thing I'm looking "How to install", this is junk software. I will update my rating if there is ever a way for people to install this.
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