Plugin doesn't appear in list about rust-obs-plugins HOT 4 CLOSED

Hello I didn't have a problem with the symlinks, I default to absolute paths always (prior pain).

The issue was solved with this post. Specifically:

ln -s $(pwd)/target/release/libscrollfocus.so /home/$user/.config/obs-studio/plugins/scrollfocus/bin/64bit/libscrollfocus.so

Thank you for your response, and keep safe during this pandemic.

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Hey, thanks for the interest in the plugin - it seems in the instructions I was creating the symlink wrong. Instead of using a relative path, you need to use an absolute path. I've updated the instructions to reflect this. The alternate method of copying the file should have worked though.

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I also have trouble getting the plugins to appear in OBS.

The two examples plugins and the basic one in the ReadMe all do not show up, they build just fine into an .so file though.

I am using Manjaro with 5.10 and the Official Repository (Community) OBS package.

Placing the plugin in /usr/lib/obs-plugins/ or home/$user/.config/obs-studio/plugins/scrollfocus/bin/64bit/libscrollfocus.so just don't seem to make a difference to the new plugin appearing. Other plugins (StreamFS or MoveTransition) seem to work fine in the latter location.

My plugin for Looking Glass OBSLookingGlass.so is placed in the /usr/lib/obs-plugins/ location and indeed does disappear when removed from there. Just nothing happens in either location with for example the Rnnoise plugin filter.

Anything I can check or info I can provide?

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Hey @ArnoldDeRuiter sorry about the delayed reply, just to clarify when using the rnnoise plugin example you're looking at the audio filters section in the mixer and not in the video filters section?

For the example filter in the README since it doesn't implement the VideoRenderSource or FilterAudioSource traits it doesn't have anywhere to show.

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