Change Scene Filter Settings
This is an advanced feature.
Use this to change scene filter settings in OBS.
When editing the filter settings data, you should use valid JSON. Aitum will validate your JSON as you are typing. However, Aitum has no knowledge of what keys or values are valid for a filter. Therefore, there may be some filters which have ranges or restrictions, and it is down to you to know what restrictions there are.
For example, a filter in the OBS interface may have a parameter which can be between 1-100. If you set the value of that filter parameter to 101 in Aitum, the request will fail silently. You should also ensure that you are using the correct data types. Some filter parameters may use numbers instead of strings, for example.
When you first select a filter, Aitum will pre-populate the JSON textbox with your current settings for that filter, to give you hints on what you can change.
Fields:
Field | Required | Field Type | Allows Variables | Local Variable Usage | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Scene | Yes | Text (dropdown) | No | Yes | Name of the scene |
Filter | Yes | Text (dropdown) | No | Yes | Name of the filter |
Edit Filter Settings (Data) | Yes | String | No | Yes | Change the filter properties in a JSON string |