OBS setup
Arrange your overlays and check sound.
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1. One Browser Source#
In Aarothon’s OBS page, enable components and copy the shared /overlay/obs link. Add it through Sources → + → Browser in OBS Studio. Use the canvas dimensions shown. Copy the full app link; do not use /studio/.
2. Arrange, resize and zoom#
Drag components into place. Source width / height change the internal browser frame; Zoom scales the entire source, including text and images. Use + / − or the handles. Turning a component off hides it; markers are only for placement.
3. Existing separate outputs#
Old separate output links still work, including /overlay/timer, /overlay/throwing-sticker and /overlay/alerts/wescan. When moving a component to the shared source, disable its old source to avoid duplicate picture or sound. Warudo renders in its own scene; capture Warudo.
4. Audio#
Enable Control audio via OBS for alerts or Audio requests. Check the mixer, mute state and broadcast tracks. Monitoring is only for local listening. Notification preview audio plays in Studio; real alerts play through OBS. Audio request tests stay in their studio tab.
5. Keep the output available#
Keep the source visible in the active scene. Leave Shutdown source when not visible off if it must stay connected. Closing the WebUI or minimizing OBS should not require refresh. If missing, check the component, scene and link, then send a report.
6. Add Emote Wall#
Enable Emote Wall alongside Throwing Sticker in this layout. Each keeps its own settings; the avatar hit region stays saved. An older OBS page needs one refresh after upgrading to 5.1.0 to load the new component. See Emote Wall for matching rules, areas and item counts.
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