In this tutorial we’re going to be using the Follow Alerts – so play around with the settings for a bit until you come up with something you think would look cool on your stream. They’re all pretty self-explanatory so I won’t waste your time going through each individual setting. Now you’ll find yourself in front of a bunch of settings for your notifications. On the left-hand side of that page you’ll see a menu with a bunch of options – click the Alert Box button, under Stream Widgets. Once you’ve connected your account, you’ll be taken to their dashboard. Simply head over to their website here – click the green Launch TwitchAlerts button on the top right, and then click the purple Connect with Twitch button. Step 2 Connect Your Twitch Account With TwitchAlertsĪlright if this is your first time using TwitchAlerts, you’ll need to connect your Twitch account with their app. You can verify this by looking for the 32bit or 64bit at the top of the OBS window.Īnd then to make sure you’ve got everything working correctly – open up OBS, and under Sources, right click>Add, and you should see the CLR Browser in that list. So ya, make sure you’ve downloaded and extracted the plugin into the correct plugins folder, and make sure you’re actually using the version of OBS that you think you are :P.
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Now it opens up the correct 64 bit version and I can see the CLR Browser Source Plugin just fine. To fix this issue, all I had to do was go into the 64bit OBS folder, find the launch icon and replace it with the 32bit shortcut on my desktop. so all this time I’d been using the 32bit without even knowing. In my case, I thought I was using the 64bit version of OBS, so naturally I downloaded and extracted the CLR plugin into the 64bit folders, but for some reason the plugin wasn’t showing up in my OBS sources.Īfter about an hour of frustration and trying to Google my way out of this problem, I finally figured out that when I first installed OBS, the shortcut it gave me on my desktop was actually for the 32bit version….
Side note: Make sure you’re actually using the version of OBS you think you’re using.
Once you’ve downloaded the plugin, you’ll need to extract the files into the plugins folder found under C:\Program Files\OBS\Plugins for 64bit and for C:\Program Files (x86)\OBS\Plugins for 32bit.
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So head over to this link, and download the appropriate files based on whether you’re using the 32bit, or 64bit version of OBS. There’s a plugin for OBS, called, CLR Browser Source Plugin. Step 1 Download CLR Browser Source Plugin
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