In game element layout and video feeds

[Grondir]

Now after watching that video feed and seeing how it all 'works' I think I'll pick up ISBoxer again and have a go. Ugh, is there a step by step guide of how you did the setup in your video? I've completely forgotten everything about ISBoxer and am going to struggle how to start up again lol

[Ughmahedhurtz]

Now after watching that video feed and seeing how it all 'works' I think I'll pick up ISBoxer again and have a go. Ugh, is there a step by step guide of how you did the setup in your video? I've completely forgotten everything about ISBoxer and am going to struggle how to start up again lol

Hmm...I thought I did put one in there. Lemme see if I can find it.

[edit] Nope, didn't put steps for setting up the feeds. The blank window (dxNothing) for adding feeds from all the windows is here: http://isboxer.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=1222

In a nutshell, what you do is switch to the window/client you want to see a feed FROM, open the in-game GUI, add a videofx source named isSomething, apply it and save as Auto. Then go to your main window/client where you want to put the feed, open the in-game GUI, add a videofx viewer named isSomething, size/position it, apply and save as Auto. If your viewer is bigger than your source, that will just show more of the source window. If your viewer is smaller than your source, it will shrink the source down, making text harder to read, etc.

If you need more info, let me know and I'll write up something more detailed.

[ninja_edit] Why reinvent the wheel? Basically, use this as your starting point (basic videofx setup works the same no matter which game you're using):