Considering adding a non-transparent frame around chat to help delineate it better, as well as allowing me to add 'window chrome' to the border.
Mirc 7.32 software#
You can use the Layer Transparency option in OBS, or if you want to get fancy (I'm considering and working on this) use your image editing software to bake the proper semi-transparency directly into the PNG. To make my backdrop, I just took a screenshot, used Magic Wand to select the area outside the chat window, inverted the selection to have ALL of the chat window selected, made a new layer, filled it with black, and saved just that one layer as a PNG. I've made this improvement myself, and it VASTLY helps the readability while still allowing gameplay behind it to be visible. Just a note, adding a 30-50% transparency backdrop layer behind the chat capture layer with the Stylish Chrome method will make it MUCH more readable, especially on a light background. I've done a few tweaks to the Stylish theme CSS (keeping the scrollbars from auto-hiding, fine-tuning the background color to get the best key from it) but the above still works great. You can combine steps 2 & 3 by just installing the Better plugin instead (it has a chroma-black option under the gear icon on any popped-out chat) but I hate some of the other changes BTTV does to the site (like making the Old format content tiles transparent, which screws up a lot of the custom frames which no longer blend in properly).Ĭan head here and look at any of my past casts ( ) Isaac runs it usually sits on a black background anyway, but Neverwinter it shows up very readably over the game source layer. DapperKapper and MdKaP lose their hats, but chat is nicely readable.
Mirc 7.32 install#
Just a real quick version on how I do mine:ģ) Install the ' Dark/Black Theme' and enable itĤ) Popout chat, put it somewhere you like, at a decent sizeĥ) Window Capture, Inner Window, with sub-region.Ħ) Chroma out the black.
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