EPTI will definitely use this when I'm going to attempt to stream this summer
[bcoverlay] an overlay for windows / games / bw - Page 2
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Arnstein
Norway3381 Posts
I will definitely use this when I'm going to attempt to stream this summer | ||
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tbrown47
United States1235 Posts
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dosbox
27 Posts
to load an image: 1) save it as BMP format in the folder where bcoverlay is located. for example "image.bmp" 2) start a bcoverlay instance and press F7 3) enter "image.bmp" without the quotes 4) press F7 again -> image should load 5) to hide the image press F8 please, note that F12 will simply stretch the overlay to fit the desktop. more general info in the "readme.txt" file size of the executable is still under 25kb (can be brought down more) -- enjoy ;-) | ||
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dosbox
27 Posts
loading an image will always fit the current window size. if ` (tilde) is pressed the window size will match the loaded image size. (edit) note on f10 vs f11 from "readme.txt":
an example for using f10 is when an overlay is placed near the edge of broodwar in w-more. with mouse events for the overlay disabled, mouse scroll in the game screen for example will work _bellow_ the overlay. -- | ||
Sayle
United Kingdom3685 Posts
Edit: double-click to edit text seems to be broken in the new version. F2 still works. | ||
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dosbox
27 Posts
On May 21 2011 02:49 Sayle wrote: Edit: double-click to edit text seems to be broken in the new version. F2 still works. bug fixed for v.0.4a | ||
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nanashin
United States1584 Posts
- http://www.justin.tv/nanashina/b/286345235 I toy around with it at around the 1:54:00 mark | ||
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dosbox
27 Posts
@nanashin issue fixed in v0.4b:
tip: to change the font press f9, enter any font name from the windows "fonts" folder (e.g. Times New Roman, Verdana, Courier New) and press f9 again. -- | ||
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Sayle
United Kingdom3685 Posts
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fazek42
Hungary438 Posts
Great job! | ||
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dosbox
27 Posts
On May 24 2011 01:01 Sayle wrote: Could you add a way to maintain the aspect ratio when resizing a window? i was thinking about that earlier. might be possible with a ctrl key modifier in an incoming version. | ||
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dosbox
27 Posts
here is another small update (v.0.42, link in first post):
the undo is very primitive at this stage. can be extended later on to restore all parameters up to a number of undo stages. todo: basic timer functionality. -- | ||
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dosbox
27 Posts
a bit more info on scripting: scripting video demo: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/28720954/bcoverlay_pos_demo.gif scenario: assuming that a caster does not change his streaming settings much (e.g. vscrcap rectangle is fixed for all casts), basically once you have created your overlay setup as well, go trough all the overlays, press f5 and copy the command line to a new cmd file (e.g. myset0.cmd) and save it where "bcoverlay.exe" is. example: this example creates a nice overlay setup (but note that it places the score board near the 0, 0 coordinate).
^ changing the numbers in the end of the cmd line will change the x, y coordinates. if you want to shift the entire score board to the 50, 50 coordinate simply add 50 to all the numbers. becoming 50, 50; 50, 66; 150, 66...etc more info on cmd line can be found in "readme.txt" result: ![[image loading]](http://dl.dropbox.com/u/28720954/bcoverlay_test_set0.png) cheers | ||
2Pacalypse-
Croatia9540 Posts
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ImbaTosS
United Kingdom1717 Posts
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nanashin
United States1584 Posts
Not sure if you're still around or even tinkering with BCoverlay anymore, but if you are, is there any possibility of you making future iterations of the overlay support gif, namely the animated sort? | ||
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dosbox
27 Posts
the default performance hasn't changed, but rendering of multi-frame images (e.g. animated GIF) is a resource hungry operation in general. all memory is released properly and also i've tried optimizing as much as possible. the performance over here is similar to the default "picture and fax viewer" in windows xp, i think. "loading a gif" - demo (12mb): http://dl.dropbox.com/u/28720954/bcoverlay_loading_a_gif.gif cheers - | ||
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nanashin
United States1584 Posts
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L_Master
United States8017 Posts
On May 17 2011 23:51 Chef wrote: Does it have to be in windowed mode? I kind of want to put this at the top of my screen just to pretend I am a progamer T.T lol This. Is this usuable in normal starcraft? I stream the old school way (camtasia + FMLE) so I can play/cast in fullscreen. Didn't seem to be able to get it to work but maybe I just have zero idea what I'm doing. | ||
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NotJumperer
United States1371 Posts
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