all i want is a blur effect.. and its pay walled
Does this work with OBS v29?GitHub - prgmitchell/blur-filter: The blur filter from the StreamFX plugin packaged on its own.
The blur filter from the StreamFX plugin packaged on its own. - prgmitchell/blur-filtergithub.com
Really don't know. Am still on 27.2.4Does this work with OBS v29?
Yes no issues. I completely removed streamfx from my OBS for now.Does this work with OBS v29?
I would totally buy a license for StreamFX even if it costs 30€ (if future updates are included) - I (and I bet many others) just don't like the idea of paying 10€/month just to download the latest version of StreamFX.Such a model is not viable without other sources of monetization, and is unlikely to work with open source projects. It would require every StreamFX user to "purchase a license", which, as you can already see, is not going to happen.
Besides, Patreon has no minimum contract length or similar. You get the entire month (30.5 days) from the day you supported, so you can cancel the same day and the continue at any later point. This is basically a support contract that had no minimum length and can be interrupted/paused at will. Except on Github - not sure if i will keep Github sponsors around for much longer.
Right now is the first time in 5 years that I can spend time on StreamFX without having to worry about rent, electricity, heating or other bills. I'd argue this model is successful so far.
I would totally buy a license for StreamFX even if it costs 30€ (if future updates are included) - I (and I bet many others) just don't like the idea of paying 10€/month just to download the latest version of StreamFX.
The majority doesn't know how to build it themselfes and even for me it was a lot of trouble to get it working (on windows).
That's not the point that you can still download a version for an older build of obs.Oh, you don't actually have to pay anything to access the latest version. It's available right here: 0.11.1
Anyway, FWIW, with the amount of people who had trouble running the beta builds, despite repeatedly being told not to run them, I think Xaymar was right to pull them.
And its not that everyone needs to be able to build the software for themselves, but they probably should be able to if they are going to help test and improve a beta release. Otherwise they will (most likely) just increase the amount of unpaid work for the one-man dev team. At least this way, Xaymar is actually going to be compensated for providing the support.
While your idea may work for a big company with a completed software, it will not work for a project such a this. There is active development going on, which will simply cease if there is no money to fund it - this was the situation up until the change to Patreon exclusivity for pre-built binaries. It is simply not possible to pay rent, buy food and drink, pay bills (electricity, plumbing, internet) with thin air and exposure. No matter how much Content Creators and Influencers wish that was the case, it is not possible. And no, I'm still not being paid by the OBS Project team - hope this rumor dies out at some point.<snip>
The result of this experiment has been positive so far, with reports being far more in depth and reporters being much more reachable. It's a massive difference to before where most of the bug reports were people not understanding how to use a feature, or simply "DOESN'T WORK!!!!!!!" in every field. It's even helped track down a few heap corruptions that were previously undetected, and made the current in-dev builds significantly more stable than before. Even the Qt crash when closing a Filters dialog is gone, something I had given up hope on long ago.<snip>
Yo I reached out to him to say that he could have done this in a different way and maybe avoid backlash from the community and he didnt want to listen at all. Guess that he prefers to have people mad and have 800+ patreons. Recieving 8000€ a month now showed him another way to do stuff. Humbleness to me is a way to earn donations in my opinion. And he ran away from being humble at all now.That's not the point that you can still download a version for an older build of obs.
I would happily pay money to have access to beta/alpha builds. But, like I said, I don't like the idea of paying a monthly fee for (beta/alpha) updates.
I get why Xaymar has done this but maybe it's not completely the right way.