NOOBS CMDR V1.0.3

New Additions

• Added a confirmation dialog if testing StreamCommand (thanks to kphillpotts)
• Added support for media controls
• Fixed bug where delays would be appear inaccurate for non English regions
• Updated "Install Successful" message to inform user to restart Stream Deck, Lioranboard, Touch Portal etc. before executing NOOBS CMDR scripts
• Added a donate button (Gimme dat money son)

NOOBS CMDR V1.0.2

Hotfix Changes

• Fixed bug where Source command would not filter down even after selecting a scene

NOOBS CMDR V1.0.1

Hotfix Changes

• Fixed bug where exported scripts would not work if they included non-English characters
• Fixed bug where NOOBS CMDR would show as connected even after failing authentication

NOOBS CMDR v1.0

NOOBS CMDR - Nutty's Official OBS Commander

NOOBS CMDR is a tool for creating OBS Studio macros. This tool will allow you to script macros in OBS to do things like changing scenes, toggling sources on/off, showing/hiding filters, controlling audio levels and much more. Scripts are saved as simple batch script and/or visual basic script files, which you can then execute using whatever you want - e.g. Stream Deck, Touch Portal, Lioranboard, Voice Attack etc. Basically, if it can run batch script files, it can run any script generated with NOOBS CMDR!

This is essentially a GUI for OBSCommand, a command line tool written by FSC.

Requirements

• NOOBS CMDR (duh)
• OBS Studio (Sorry, no SLOBS support!)
• OBS Websocket
• OBSCommand (This is included with NOOBS CMDR, so no need to download)

Installation

1. Download the zip file below
2. Unzip NOOBS CMDR to any folder you want
3. Run 'NOOBS CMDR.exe' - You will need to run as admin only for the first install
4. On your first time opening NOOBS CMDR, you will be asked to installed OBSCommand - The default directory is 'C:\Program Files (x86)\OBSCommand' but you may select any directory of your choosing
5. If OBS Studio and WebSockets server is already running, it will automatically attempt to connect - otherwise NOOBS CMDR will remain disconnected until you start WebSockets server. Once you have started WebSockets, click the red 'NOT CONNECTED' button to connect to OBS.

Note: If you are not comfortable starting NOOBS CMDR in admin mode, you can manually add the OBSCommand directory to your Environment PATH Variable yourself. A copy of OBSCommand is included with NOOBS CMDR.