Displaying comments in OBS

Let's display comments imported into OneComme in your streaming software

Setup

Add a template to OBS

① From the "..." menu in the top right of the OneComme app, click "Templates".
② Drag and drop the "Drag and Drop this into OBS scene" area of the template you want to use into OBS.

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Note

If drag and drop doesn't work, it's likely because only one of OBS or OneComme is running with administrator privileges.
In that case, try launching both with administrator privileges.

Test whether comments are displayed

OneComme has a feature that lets you test comments without an actual stream.

① From the "..." menu in the top right of OneComme, open "Dummy Commenter".
② Press the "Send" button at the bottom of Dummy Commenter.

This sends a test comment, which will also appear in the OBS template.
For details on how to use Dummy Commenter, see "Dummy Commenter".

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Adjusting the comment display size

Use this state to adjust the size and position as needed.

The size of the browser source can be controlled by changing the width and height in the settings of the index.html (browser source) added to OBS.

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You've now successfully displayed comments in OBS