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TPN Advanced OBS

Mystery Pinball Theater 3000·video·1h 0m·analyzed·May 30, 2026
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TL;DR

Advanced OBS tutorial for pinball streamers covering nested scenes, Leonboard automation, and interactive overlays.

Summary

A technical deep-dive on advanced OBS setup for pinball streaming, covering nested scenes, software integration (Stream Deck, Roboctopus, Leonboard, Streamlabs Chatbot), GPU optimization, and channel point redemption mechanics. The presenter demonstrates practical examples of interactive overlays and animations, emphasizing that technical polish serves entertainment value but core success depends on personality and passion for pinball.

Key Claims

  • GPU optimization reduced CPU usage from 20-30% to 5-6% despite heavy compositing

    high confidence · Presenter demonstrating their personal OBS setup and performance metrics

  • Leonboard enables mod-level control of stream triggers via remote IP access

    high confidence · Presenter explaining Leonboard Android app and remote mod capabilities

  • Streamlabs Chatbot is the only Streamlabs feature still needed; presenter otherwise uses StreamElements

    high confidence · Presenter listing and evaluating software tools in their streaming stack

  • Nested scenes allow complex animations and effects to persist across multiple scene layouts without duplication

    high confidence · Presenter demonstrating spinning logo animation embedded in multiple scenes

  • Move Transition and Stream Effects are the highest-priority OBS plugins for pinball streamers

    medium confidence · Presenter recommending plugins to viewers by priority

Notable Quotes

  • “Took me a couple of years to realize how important GPU is. Yeah, so many headaches went away when I added that.”

    Presenter (Manu)@ 1:29 — Key technical insight on GPU importance for compositing in OBS

  • “Leon Board, I would say, is intermediate to advanced... you need to have a cup of coffee.”

    Presenter@ 35:27 — Sets expectations for Leonboard complexity level

  • “I think what's important is your passion for it and your personality while you do it and your presentation. Be an ambassador for people... It's not magical. It's just extra stuff.”

    Presenter@ 40:54 — Philosophy on streaming—technical polish secondary to personality

  • “If you're Raymond Davidson or if you're like fucking Bo and Karens or whatever, then I'm going to watch you for hours. But if you're me, I'm not going to watch me for hours.”

    Presenter@ 41:34 — Contextualizes why entertainment/polish matters for non-elite streamers

  • “Things don't happen sequentially in here... it's not serial, so it doesn't go first you do the first thing, then you do the next, then you do the next.”

    Presenter explaining Leonboard @ Mid-stream — Clarifies parallel processing behavior critical to Leonboard scripting

Entities

ManupersonGeorgepersonDon't Panic FlippersonLeon (Leonboard creator)personJedi McMuffinpersonJustinpersonRaymond DavidsonpersonFlipstreampersonNuttyperson

Signals

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    technology_signal: Advanced OBS ecosystem with custom automation (Leonboard, Roboctopus) enabling sophisticated interactive streaming capabilities for pinball content

    high · Presenter demonstrating four-software stack (Stream Deck, Roboctopus, Streamlabs Chatbot, Leonboard) integrated with OBS

  • ?

    community_signal: Emerging best-practice framework for pinball streamers emphasizing nested scenes, GPU optimization, and entertainment-focused automation

    high · Presenter framing techniques as solutions to common pinball streamer pain points; recommending specific plugins and workflows

  • ?

    content_signal: High-polish pinball streaming format with custom overlays, interactive channel point redemptions, synchronized lighting effects, and automation-driven engagement mechanics

    high · Drain the Logo redemption example showing coordinated animation, sound, lighting, and scene management via Leonboard scripts

  • ?

    design_philosophy: Presenter advocates for technical polish and engagement mechanics as tools for viewership retention, but positions personality and passion as fundamental over technical complexity

    high · Quote: 'I think what's important is your passion for it and your personality while you do it and your presentation... It's not magical. It's just extra stuff.' Context: comparison to elite players like Raymond Davidson and Don't Panic Flip

  • ?

    operational_signal: GPU over CPU optimization critical for complex compositing; regular plugin/software update cadence recommended monthly

    high · CPU usage dropped from 20-30% to 5-6% with GPU; presenter emphasizes monthly software audit practice

Transcript

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0:00
Recording. Shit, I wasn't recording the whole time. Alright, I'll just take it from here. Can anyone hear me? Okay. Too busy taking notes? Alright, that's cool. Thank you.
0:18
Let's take a look at what I mean. Okay. Okay, notice my sources of this entire scene is made almost exclusively up of scenes.
0:33
Main overlay scene and OBS is cool because it shows you icons of what they look like instead of just showing you words. Stream elements, main, DMD scenes, Fox Cities Pinball, dumb question, how do you get the Twitch activity feed in OBS? Thank you for watching. I think it works if you're using the streaming key also. Okay, you got it. Cool. But do that automatic thing and all those things show up and they're for free and you can put them wherever you want. Straight down the middle, Pinball. What's up? Took me a couple of years to realize how important GPU is. Yeah, so many headaches went away when I added that. Yeah. View docs. Thank you. Straight down the middle. Awesome, awesome, awesome. Okay.
1:40
Yeah, GPU is insanely important. I mean, look at my GPU usage right now. My CPU usage right now is seven. That's actually huge.
1:51
Mystery Pinball Theater 3000 (MPT3K)
organization
OBS (Open Broadcaster Software)product
Leonboardproduct
Roboctopusproduct
Stream Deckproduct
Streamlabs Chatbotproduct
StreamElementsproduct
Move Transition (OBS plugin)product
Stream Effects (OBS plugin)product
OBS Shader Filtersproduct
Guardians of the Galaxy (VPX)product
Spectralizerproduct
Twitchorganization
Fox Cities Pinballorganization
  • ?

    technology_signal: Leonboard enables remote mods to trigger stream effects/animations via IP-based Android app, expanding community involvement in stream production

    high · Presenter explaining Leonboard Android app can be given IP access to run stream deck commands from remote locations

  • ?

    community_signal: Pinball streaming community producing and consuming educational content on OBS advanced techniques; YouTube tutorials filling gaps left by official documentation

    medium · Presenter recommending Nutty's Leonboard YouTube tutorials as superior to official docs; suggesting community tutorial discovery

  • ?

    product_strategy: OBS plugin market maturing with specialized tools for streaming (Move Transition, Stream Effects, OBS Shader Filters) becoming standard infrastructure for content creators

    medium · Presenter ranking Move Transition and Stream Effects as high-priority; detailed explanation of plugin requirements (GPU dependency for shader filters)

    • But if you look at it in relation to how much compositing I'm doing right now, I'm doing a shit ton of compositing right now. It doesn't look like it, but my CPU is at 5 or 6 because it's worrying about all these scenes. Playfield, a scene. Backlash, by the way guys, this is not the real, you probably know this, this is not the real Guardians of the Galaxy table. This is a VPX of Guardians. This is the recreation that these guys made that I helped them out with a little bit. So this is just completely, you know, the credits are bullshit.
    2:23
    Yeah, okay, I went from 20, yeah, exactly. That's what you'll see, 20, 30% to 5. Like, if my CPU gets above maybe 30, I'm like, wow, I'm really working hard. It almost never does. So Playfield is a scene. Backglass is a scene.
    2:41
    This player cam is a scene. And I'll show you. In my scene selection, it looks like, oh, holy shit, man, what's wrong with you? Why do you have so many goddamn scenes? I do, but how many do I actually use? The ones that don't have the dash? Stream starting. That's one. Master scene, what you just saw. That's two. Chat scene. And I'll show you how to do that sexy move. That sexy move is the first thing that got me all hard about doing it this way. Be right back. Thank you for watching. Okay, the good stuff is try to do this. Next time you go back to your OBS setup and instead of putting camera, camera, camera, and then other stuff, think about, okay, my play field camera. My playfield camera.
    4:27
    If I go to playfield scene. It's got stuff in it. So I didn't just put, I made, the first thing I did was I made a scene called playfield scene. The next thing I did was I put my playfield camera in there. I didn't even bother to rotate it. I just made it full screen.
    4:47
    Next thing I did was I put these animated borders. I'm going to turn off the actual pin cam. Thank you for watching. Which I did. So I have a scene now that consists of my animated borders and the pin camp. That means anytime I use this in another, you know, thing, those come over for free now. All right, check this out. I have a group. I have a group of animations, which we'll get into, which I turn on and off. Whenever you whenever you have an animation, you know, you say plus media source. Right. You can name it. And then you can set it. You know, you go get it. You go find it. Find the animation. Restart when playback source becomes active. If you turn that on, whenever you toggle the filter, whenever you toggle the visibility on, it'll start playing, right?
    6:14
    Good deal. I hate how OBS adds it even if I said, I said cancel. I have a group right now. Ignore the fact that it's a group, but just think of it like there's two more things in here. There's clean the glass. So if I turn on clean the glass, the animation plays. And it comes for free. Check it out. If I switch back to here, it's still going because it's a scene now. It's not just a separate thing. So, you know, it's just the way you look at this stuff. Let's go back here. So I've turned it on and it runs, right? And that was an effect that I did. I can show you how I did that effect, whatever. But it's an effect that I did basically with a green screen on my V-Pin. Thank you for watching. And then using them in your master scene. Okay. And notice this scene here.
    7:44
    All I do is I just simply rotate it. Right. So when I when I add this, I'll show you when I say plus, you can go and say scene. Boom, right there. There's scene plus scene. Okay. And then you can do all your transformations to it, which I'll show you also. So one of the transformations I did to the play field scene is I rotated it counterclockwise.
    8:08
    It comes with the borders and everything. So whenever someone – we'll talk about this. You guys want to know about the redemptions I know. We'll talk about this. But then once the redemption happens – where the hell is it? There's so many now. It's just stupid.
    8:23
    There it is. Clean the glass. Redeem. Oh, I'm not running the external program. Okay, so just to be focused on what we're doing right now, and I'm going to write this down in my notes. I'm going to write this down in my notes. We want to talk about OBS, Nested Scenes. And try it. Just try it. Try it with your stuff like today. Like, well, not today. Try it whenever you can. Take your pinball cam, make a scene, put it in there, and then put that scene in your master layout. All right. There's a little more to it, which I'll show you, but it depends on what plugins you want to use. Let's go back to full screen. All right. Let's get to the nitty gritty, which is what are you running, Manu, so that you can run all this crazy shit? Well, I'll show you all the stuff I'm running. I'm going to minimize OBS. I'm going to show you everything I have to run. I have a checklist. I have a checklist. And it says, turn on, if you watch the Second City's whatever thing that George and I did, turn on Pim Machine, obviously, turn on cameras, obviously, get cameras mounted, blah, blah, blah, blah, plug in, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Okay, start the following software. Stream Deck. All right. It's so good. But this is how I trigger a lot of my stuff, so I'm going to minimize that. Good, stream that. Roboctopus.
    10:27
    Roboctopus is software that George wrote, Don't Panic Flip wrote, and it's more of an Internet of Things controller.
    10:35
    Some of the things that I do on my stream rely on it, but I could actually move it over, like the riffs that the robots make. I could move that over to Leonboard now. I'm just too lazy. Thank you for watching. But just to let you guys know, I use it for my lights for the rave, like color purple, color this. It's running on a server that Jedi McMuffin is providing for a little while. It's not running locally. It's actually going out to the wherever, blah, blah, blah.
    11:32
    Streamlabs Chatbot. This is the only bit of software. Now, I'm running all this stuff, right? I'm launching it all. Chatbot is the only bit of software that I need Streamlabs for anymore.
    11:49
    And I don't use Streamlabs. I use StreamElements. I'm not asking you to switch. I may be saying StreamElements is pretty awesome. I use Streamlabs for a long time. I switched over to StreamElements just because I find it more flexible. And if you want a merch store like that, StreamElements is the place to go. But Streamlabs still has this cool chatbot. And if you take nothing away from the stream, if you go and get Streamlabs chatbot, you can do a shit ton of stuff in your stream. The only thing I'm using, and I don't use, I use maybe, I use one thing in here. And that is the events. The events is how you get when someone shows up in your chat and they talk for the first time, you can trigger a sound.
    12:44
    And so I have that as a point redemption right now. If you wait, you get 4,000 points. You get to tell me what sound you want triggered when you join. And it's just about engagement. People feel really, really good when they come in and they hear their sound. They feel like amazing. Thank you for watching. Leon Board
    14:28
    It's sort of a programming language for OBS and Twitch. This guy, Leon, is the only guy who figured out how to write stuff. And I actually spoke to a couple of guys at Twitch. And I said, hey, have you seen Leon board? And they're like, yeah, we would have written it, but we don't have time to write stuff like that.
    14:49
    It allows such a high level of interaction between OBS and Twitch. So this is the thing that will listen to Twitch if someone redeems something and then fire off some stuff on my local machine. It's called Leonboard.
    15:07
    It a little Like for example it ugly as fuck because it written by a programmer I been there I a programmer and I not a graphic designer And I, you know, whatever.
    15:23
    This is all the stuff that I run grouped into like all the channel redemptions. And then there's other stuff here. One of the more complex scripts is what is complex in here? Polaroid is actually not complex, but Polaroid is... Oh, boy.
    15:43
    Oh, swap screens. Something like swap screens. Here I go. And I'll show you this. I'll show you this, but we're going to go through an example, edit commands. So the receiver is... Think of it like a parallel processor. Okay? Things don't necessarily... Actually, I'm going to pause for a second. Can I get a roll call? Who's here right now? Because I see six people here. I know Justin of the Pinball, Fox Cities, straight down the middle. Who are the other three? I just want to make sure that we're all TPNers. Thank you for watching. Don't even.
    16:54
    I'm listening to a car. Okay, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry. Fox Cities, I got you. So I got who's here. Yeah, if at any point you could, if you haven't said hello in the chat, just say hello in the chat. If you've said hello in the chat, don't worry about it.
    17:10
    I will continue. So think of it as a parallel processor. Things don't happen in a... I can't save this now. I can save it. I'm saving it locally and I'll just send it to you guys on Discord. Holy smokes.
    17:31
    Anyway, things happen based on... they don't happen sequentially in here. Just put it that way. You see this last column says delays in milliseconds. So the millisecond delay is for certain things and also for like if you want to start an animation of a rocket ship and then 10 seconds after the rocket ship you want to start an animation of someone going, oh my God, and then 10 seconds after that you want to start a sound. That's what the delay in milliseconds is. But if you know anything about parallel processing, it's not serial, so it doesn't go first you do the first thing, then you do the next, then you do the next, then you do the next. It can get confusing in there, but that's the necessity out of this program. Okay, so Leon Board is the thing you want to do channel deductions. Now let's go through an example. And that's it. That's all I'm running actually. And that's it. Only four freaking programs.
    18:35
    Streamjack, Roboctopus, Chatbot, and Leon Board. Those are the three that you really want to worry about. Okay, let's go back to OBS. Now, I've figured out a way to show you some of the neat stuff. Here's what we're going to do. We're going to look at this channel redemption of Drain the Logo, which is the first thing I did.
    18:57
    First thing I did. That's the first cool little thing I did. This, I'm afraid to turn these off. I'll turn them off. I'm so scared to turn off my things. Okay, blank master scene. This is probably the best way to do it. The only thing that's not a scene is my background. I always have my background there. Okay, and I have my stream elements main, which is the, think of it as the overlay or the browser source. So if you use stream labs, it's, I have one scene which just handles all the browser source stuff. So the chat and the bits, you know, and the robots are in there too.
    19:46
    Main overlay scene is this. This is on top of everything. So this has my TPN logo in it. This has my droids with the movie theater seats and my logo. Okay, so let's just go with that right now.
    20:02
    Let's look at the logo. So the logo is in the main overlay scene. As you can see, if I turn everything but it off, it's in the main overlay scene. Now we're going to get into some Inception shit. Let's go to the main overlay scene. www.globalcomedy.com It's funny, if the logo is still there, it still explodes. I'll show you how that works. It's just another animation. Okay. Spinning logo, though, is another scene. So I have a scene, a nested scene within a nested scene. It's another scene. So let's go look at spinning logo.
    21:04
    Boop. Boom. Emily and Dr. John, good morning. Start a... Start again. Yeah. Good luck, Dr. John. I started recording late, but I recorded.
    21:22
    I'll throw this recording up on Discord for you guys. It's not too late. I didn't record too late. Spinning logo is a scene. Boom.
    21:31
    Within spinning logo. Now notice how the logo just went to the middle. It went to the middle like sexily because I'm using a plugin called Move Transition.
    21:40
    Yeah, Move Transition. But anyway, this scene, the logo sits right in the middle. It consists of the logo.
    21:50
    Your catch up is put everything. Yeah, that's it. I should have just another pinball stream do my tutorial.
    22:00
    Yeah, nested scenes. There you go. All right. I'm trying to move fast, actually. So in this nested scene here, we have the logo. And a color? What is that? It's called Roboctopus logo color. So my logo is normally transparent. It's got a cutout for the letters. And that's because using Roboctopus, someone can type color purple and then, here I'll show you. If I type color purple, my lights in my room will change also now. So I have to switch them back. My lights turn purple and the logo turns purple. How does that happen? Because George wrote a feature in Roboctopus that not only turns your lights a certain color, Jorgen Wittgenstein, J.D. So that's cool, right? But the cool, cool thing here is there's a couple things happening.
    23:31
    When we launch this, and I can start this redemption from here. Okay, let's look at what happens. Okay, we'll break it down slowly. What I have to do is I have to turn off the logo itself, the still image of the logo, and then I have to play the animation of the logo spinning. Thank you for watching. Okay, so your After Effects logo is transparent as well? Yes. Yeah.
    24:29
    Yep. And if I did it smarter, the shadows would line up so there wouldn't be a pop. But that's a battle I don't care to fight. I didn't care that was a pop. If you look at it really closely, you'll see a pop when the animation turns off and the still turns on. When you get Leon board, it comes with these examples. Examples, English is not his first language, but holy smoke, he wrote an amazing product.
    24:53
    He gives you some example decks, right, example things. It's going to take a little while to wrap your head around the way this guy wrote this, but here's my deck. I'll show you my deck. I'm going to whip my deck out. Boom. All right. I hope there are only guys listening to this.
    25:17
    Where is it? Drain the logo right there. All right. If I right click on this puppy, I get all kinds of options.
    25:28
    One of them is edit sound effects. Now, if this was a new button, it would say add sound effects. So what I wanted to do, I wanted to make it a toilet. I want to make that toilet flush sound. So I'm going to say edit. But like I said, if it was a new button, it'd say add.
    25:42
    And I created, you'll call her Emily's heirs. Sorry. I'll be nice. I'll be nice. I'll be nice. Okay, she's asleep. Right.
    25:58
    One thing about this program is it only recognizes Ogvorbis files. And I would venture to guess that that's because Ogvorbis is kind of a free open source codec and you don't have to deal with any licensing or anything ridiculous with Ogvorbis. Thank you for watching. Actually flush a toilet and mic that.
    26:51
    I should have known. But TPNers, I should have known. This is what's going to happen. I'll get George. If Phillips can make a toilet, then we're in like Flint. I think he only has API access to Phillips products.
    27:09
    Okay, so this makes the sound. And I can add another sound, right? www.patreon.com We need to turn off the logo, keep the color there, and turn on the animation immediately. So what I have written here is, this is cool, you can, there are a lot of options in Leonboard. So many things you can do. And you, oh my god, there's so much. You can do math, you can do comparisons, you can create variables. Junkie P. My scene name here is Spinning Logo.
    28:44
    Okay. Scene name is Spinning Logo. The item is Drain the Logo Animation, and I'm making it visible. True. Boom. And I'm doing that immediately with no delay, zero delays. So as soon as the button is hit, boom, I make this visible.
    29:04
    At the same time, with zero delay, next line, same thing. Spinning logo, the MPT3K logo, which is here. And let me know if I'm going too fast because you can always watch this back again. Turning it off, making it not visible. False.
    29:19
    Zero. So that part's done, right? Next thing we got to do is this next line just is insurance. I'm telling it in spinning logo, make sure the item Roboctopus logo color is true.
    29:40
    That's this right here. That's my logo color. I'm just making sure that it's on in case something else went awry and it turned it off for some reason, which actually nothing touches this. But I don't know. I wrote this a little while ago. I'm just making sure it's on. So I'm turning it on again. So I'm saying Roboctopus color, just make sure you're on. And I'm giving that a delay of 10 milliseconds. I have no idea why I said 10 milliseconds. I could turn that to zero. It doesn't matter. Okay, so here's where the...
    30:12
    So the next thing is, is this Lior, this name, same name as Art of Pinball Lior. I don't know. Liorne. Liorne? I don know If you joking I didn get to joke If you serious I have no idea Art of Pinball ER Wow Let me know where that book is or whatever it is
    30:41
    So we've got everything set up. We've turned off stuff. The next thing that happens immediately, right? He's a mod maker we all use. Oh, okay.
    30:53
    All right. I'm still kind of new to this game, so it's all good. Spinning logo, the MPT3K logo. Oh, I'm sorry. Yeah, so I'm turning that on. I'm turning on the animation at the same time I'm turning off the logo, right? Delay of zero seconds, zero milliseconds. These are all milliseconds. I'm making sure that the logo color behind it is on. Works with Disney making animatronics. Wow, that's cool. And then this next part is I'm turning them back off after five seconds. So after five seconds goes by, true, turn the logo back on and turn the animation off after five seconds. And that's it.
    31:38
    If you want an example of what other things are in here, I just showed you if I hit plus, there are a lot of things that you can do. There's an entire manual online about what everything in here does. For the most part, you can toggle filters on and off. Jager's Gagging The Gawracy of the Gawracy Streamed tutorial. No, he doesn't. I don't know if he streams, but he's he's got some tutorials on YouTube. But I found that there are better tutorials. If you type Leon Board YouTube, there are better tutorials by other people that go a little more deep into it. He kind of just wrote it and kind of went like he's maintaining it, but he's not really teaching it too much. There's a guy named was a YouTube channel called Nutty, and he's the one I found out about it on. There's also, there's a couple other guys too. If you just YouTube Leon Board, you'll find some tutorials on it. It can get pretty deep. Like I was saying, what I would normally do, like what I try to do now is I'd make sure that the button is set up first before I start it. So I would say, okay, what state do I need to be in? I need this to be on, this to be on, this to be off. And I would just set them and force a refresh and then run through all the things.
    33:51
    It's kind of like writing code. You want to enter and exit cleanly. So that's that. And the fact that it's in a nested scene, now it works everywhere I want because I'm not targeting this scene to do this thing and this scene to do that. I'm targeting the scene that it's in, and then OBS is handling the compositing. Yep, that's it. The onboard stream animator. Yes. By the way, make sure that you want to make sure that your external programs and your plugins and everything are up to date. So once a month, I'll go through and I'll just look at all the external programs that I have and all the plugins that I use and just look at their dates. Thank you for watching. That just works now.
    35:09
    Zach can't even update Rick and Morty. What hope does he have? I should have warned you. This goes from easy to very difficult very quickly. Leon Board, I would say, is intermediate to advanced. Leon Board, you need to have a cup of coffee. Thank you for watching. I need help. I need help, people.
    36:21
    Got to go wake up my daughter from her nap. This is incredibly helpful. Looking forward to your video later. Thanks and don't forget to put your tech away. Just another pinball stream. You got it. You've pretty much seen the most of what I'm going to be talking about later.
    36:37
    Luckily, with you and George provided, it's so worthwhile, monetary-wise. Oh, yeah. Okay, transition plug-in. Yes. Let's do a look at... The plugin that the move transition, I would start with move transition.
    37:31
    Let me. If you guys got to go, that's cool, but I would. Let me see. You can you can see I already have a move transition OBS.
    37:42
    I was 1.77. I got to update. When did he update? Oh, no, I got it. March 28. Move transition is a game changer. Thank you for watching. Thank you. Yes, move transition right there.
    38:37
    I keep just OBS plugins directory with the latest version of the plugins. Thank you for watching. Keep, what I'll do before the stream is I'll wipe out the pictures that are not interesting and I maybe keep a picture or two from an old stream in that directory. And all it does is it looks in that directory and goes, okay, where are the pictures at? Where are the screenshots? They're really screenshots. Where are the screenshots folder? And it just does a slideshow of it, which I think is a nice engaging way to keep people sticking around even longer. Junkie P. Thank you for watching. I basically do this just to be like, let's see if we can have some fun. Just whatever, right? And I also want to stress, this stuff is not important to pinball streaming. I don't think it is. I think what's important is your passion for it and your personality while you do it and your presentation. Be an ambassador for people. I'm going to get off my soapbox in just a second. But I'm trying to drop the whole this is magical. It's not. It's just extra stuff. Really. It's just extra stuff.
    41:22
    But it does get followers. It does keep people entertained. Leon Board is, let's see. It's more about entertainment. Yeah. It's more about entertainment than playing well. Yeah. I mean, if you're, you know, Raymond Davidson or if you're like fucking Bo and Karens or whatever, then I'm going to watch you for hours. But if you're me, I'm not going to watch me for hours. Who wants to watch me for hours? So if you want to go play, we watch tournament coverage. Yes. All right. So we got to entertain. So TPN, we're about entertaining. Unless you're awesome.
    41:55
    Unless you don't panic flip, then you can just sit there and play, you know, play a game and we'll watch you. Move transition. Oh, I do have to get the new one. So I have 1.6, 1.7, 6, they got 1.77. OBS shader filters. These are fun if you have a GPU. If you don't have a GPU, don't even bother with the shader filters. Shader filters allow you to do, so shader filters allow me to do neat stuff like, if I go to Polaroid picture scene, which is a scene, same concept, nested scenes. Notice how it's slowly rotating left and right. That is part of the OBS shader filters. And they're more in the medium to intermediate to advanced kind of stuff. Shader filters requires a graphics card.
    42:45
    And when I get raided, the screen goes, that's another shader filter thing that's being launched from. Oh, I forgot to show one really important thing. I did forget to show one really important thing about Leon Board.
    42:59
    Scoreboard edit, I don't use. Scoreboard edit was to keep scores on duels and then Flipstream told me that there's an OBS, I mean there's a Stream Deck plugin that goes right into Stream Deck that allows you to increase scores for player one and player two. So I don't use it. Spectralizer, Spectralizer is cool because Spectralizer does this spectrum analyzer, that little wavy waves, that's all it does. Stream effects. If there was anything that you should start with, I would start with move transition and stream effects. Stream effects is awesome. Stream effects is an entire suite of streamer filters and such. And that's all I'm going to say about that. Stream effects is great. So in the order of priority for me, it would be move transition and stream effects. Thank you for watching. I don't think that's a good idea.
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    And notice, since it's part of the nested scene, it still runs whether I'm on it, you know, whether I'm on it or not. Like, it'll run for here.
    44:58
    Right, I can go back down. Still there. Jair Zabriskiei, J.J. Jair Zabala Sperman I going to say add Twitch triggers And the Twitch trigger that I using for this redemption is a point redemption and you just name it And it has to have the exact same name right as in your rewards So here are all the rewards, the channel rewards. If you come to your dashboard and you go community, channel points, right? Here's your channel points section. You've probably seen it. You can rename your channel point button. Manage, drain the logo. That's what I called it. So that means I have to call it drain the logo exactly in the onboard. So it knows, do that string search and then, so all it needs to know is whether it was redeemed. It doesn't need to know anything about how many points. Everything you set up is in the awards area, right? So I could easily edit this and say, you need 2,000 to do this. But Leon Board doesn't care. Leon Board gets the message, okay, it's been successfully redeemed, trigger this. That's all it cares about. So other than points, as you can see, you can do things based on bits. You can do ranges of bits. You can say one bit will do this animation, 10 bits will do this animation, 1,000 bits will do this animation, right? You can stack these. You can break this too. Like I can say, if I leave this, then they have to not only have redeemed something, but they have to give me bits at the same time, which is impossible on Twitch. I'm just showing you guys examples of what else is here. Bits, Subs, Gifted Sub Amount, Point Redeem. Point Redeem with Message.
    47:22
    If you redeem for 4,000 custom sound, you get to type a message to me along with that. And I'll get both of those in my queue.
    47:33
    You can say, I want Notorious B.I.G. as a sound. If you get hosted, you can trigger something. And I did that for, what did I do that for?
    47:46
    So Raid, Raids and Alerts, edits Twitch triggers, right? If I get hosted, something happens. So this is the magic part that no one else has been able to figure out and he's been able to do. Hosts, Raids, chat message. Chat message, that'll allow you, if you use one of the bots, like chat night bot or whatever, you could actually do all that stuff in Leonboard. So if you type exclamation point problem, right, and I actually have that in here. I have my problem. Where's problem? Merch, DMD, sound triggers here. Edit Twitch triggers.
    48:29
    It says anybody who chats with exclamation point problem, it will trigger sound triggers. Edit sound effects. This here. Oh, we got a problem here? We got a problem here? We got a problem, nigga?
    49:11
    The one thing that builds the redemptions and stuff, builds it, then you have this which you can run locally on your computer or you can install, he's got an Android app that you can install on an Android phone. So you can use that as a stream deck.
    49:31
    What's nice about this here is I can just set the IP address is obviously to the local host and I can hit connect. But if I was saying to have like Dope Panic Flip as a mod, he can run the stream deck, the Leon board stream deck on his machine and I just have to give him IP address access to my streamer, which means a mod can trigger everything in here from their remote location. Jair Zabriskiei, J.J. Thank you for watching. I'm sorry for the interruption. Thank you for watching. I have this thing here, which blew people's freaking minds.
    52:36
    So much fun. So much fun to be done, yes. I blew people's minds when I wrote that and then when I wrote this. It just broke pinball people's minds. They were like, what is going on? And since those scenes, I'm the naughty kid in class.
    52:58
    Since those scenes all have their own borders, I don't have to worry about making different frames, right? Like dead flips template, which is perfect for people starting off. But I say, well, I'm going to destroy the template, which allows me to do crazy like that. And those moves, the sound effect, Leon Board is doing. And Leon Board also has the ability to do, like, moves from one thing to another. And you can tell it ease in and ease out. Like, this is an ease, like, and an arc that's built into Leon Board.
    53:39
    It takes, this, this here is, I need to know how to do borders. Yeah. You also also check this out. One more thing before I let you guys go. One more thing. Well, I mean, borders. I mean. YouTube is your friend, right? If you have GIMP or if you have Photoshop or if you have just friggin paint, you can just look it up on YouTube and see how to, you know, make the borders work. I'm not really good at borders either. I just I looked at a YouTube tutorial. I mean, I don't want to go into After Effects to do a border. Thank you for watching. And this is for free. You don't need, this isn't something that you have to download a plugin for. OBS comes with filters, which one of them is Image Mask, Image Mask slash blend, right? And an Image Mask is basically, I'm using it as an alpha channel Image Mask. If I browse for it, it's in my dfiles, mpt3k, common elements, masks folder. Check it out.
    55:16
    That is, those are my masks. Say hello to Dr. Wife for me. Hi, Dr. Wife. What sort of doctor? Oh, oh, my Dr. Wife. Oh, I thought you had a doctor. Hi, Dr. Wife.
    55:37
    So this is basically a two-color image that I created. I have a couple because I need to use a couple here and there. Jair Zabriskiei, J.J. Thank you for watching. Go get Leon board and try to do one thing really simple. Like one really stupid simple thing.
    56:50
    And just once you've got that one stupid thing done, then good luck at the rest of your time. I suppose this gives you lots of flexibility.
    57:04
    Specifically what, Jedi? The answer is yes, but were you being specific about something that I missed? I think there's more of a delay today than it normally is.
    57:22
    So when I talk, when I do this on Second Cities, I don't know the damn name of our own podcast. I'm going to keep hearing get Bjorn Borg.
    57:38
    Just the masks and doing things with filters. Yeah, the masks are cool because the mask can, if you use a mask on any, I can use a mask right now on this player. I can use, oh, by the way, don't forget, you can use filters on scenes. Like, I can right click and add a filter to this entire scene. So if I add a filter to this scene, an image mask, where is it? It would look stupid, but I'm going to do it anyway. Make sure it's an alpha channel, not a color channel. And do the circle mask thing. Boom. Look at that.
    58:17
    That's cool, though. Come on, guys. That's amazing. Let's see how it looks in real life. What? Come on.
    58:29
    The two question here is how many playfield lights do you have? For the V-Pen, zero. The real question. For the V-Pen, zero, because I don't need to light a screen, which is awesome. The pinball downstairs, two extremes, two ambient, and another one, so I have five.
    58:56
    I know you're goofing, but I'm going to give you the real answer, you son of a bitch. What happened? Where did that? Was that Backglass? Where is it? I don't want to, yeah, I want to get rid of that filter. I don't need it.
    59:14
    Any other questions? There's a lot. Five, too short. I need ten. There's a lot to, one more than George. There's a lot to go over beyond this.
    59:32
    You're going to get, once you start using Move Transition and Leon Board, you're going to get really good with Control E. Um, because you, you're going to want to make sure all your, all your scenes positional alignment is based on center and not on top left, which is the default. I'm happy to do more follow-ups, but like I said, just get a couple of these plugins, play with them, play with stream effects, play with move transition, play with the onboard. Thanks for watching. And I'm more than happy to do more of these for TPNers because, you know, that's my pinball fam, so I am done. Thank you, guys.
    60:48
    I will see you all later.