Orchestrate your Move filters.
Build complex OBS workflows that control when Move Transition filters run, what happens together, and what happens next.
Move Workflow adds a layer to [[link:https://github.com/exeldro/obs-move-transition|[[yellow:Exeldro's Move Transition Plugin]]]] for OBS Studio. Move Transition defines the action, Move Workflow decides when it happens, what happens simultaneously, and what happens next.
Build complex OBS workflows that control when Move Transition filters run, what happens together, and what happens next.
Install the plugin, restart OBS, then open the workflow editor and create your first workflow.
Download current release of the Windows x64 package above.
Extract the downloaded ZIP and copy the plugin files into your OBS root directory.
Install Exeldro's [[link:https://github.com/exeldro/obs-move-transition|Move Transition plugin]]. This is a required plugin for Move actions to work properly.
Close and restart OBS Studio so the plugin is loaded.
In OBS, from the top menu bar open Tools > Move Workflow.
Start using the workflow manager
Open the workflow manager and create a workflow with a useful name.
Add a Trigger node and give it a name that describes what it starts, such as Start Intro or Show Camera.
Add the Move or Change Scene nodes you need to your workflow. Configure the source, filter, timing and Easing for your nodes.
Connect nodes to decide which actions run together and which action runs next.
Add a Trigger Workflow filter to an OBS source and select the workflow and Trigger node that should start it.
Activate the trigger and check the OBS log or enable Debug in the workflow editor if you need more information.
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