A comprehensive blur plugin for OBS that provides several different blur algorithms, and proper compositing.
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[BUG] - Adding filter through OBS WebSocket makes the Display Capture black/invisible until the filters menu is opened [ Any other source as well ] #104
Describe the bug
When adding a filter through the OBS WebSocket, It makes the source black/invisible until the filter menu is open, This happen with all sources, With normal sources being invisible, And with captures being black.
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3. And upon executing the NodeJS script, It just applies the effect but sources go invisible and captures goes black Until the filters menu have been brought up.
**Expected behavior**
To apply the effect without making the sources invisible / black
**Screenshots**
![image](https://github.com/FiniteSingularity/obs-composite-blur/assets/57598907/eeb3fd64-1fec-43a0-b339-40d18cc7d91f)
**Environment**
- OS/Version: Windows 10
- OBS Version: 30.0.2
- Composite Blur Plugin Version: 1.1.0
- Blur Algorithm/Type: Any
**GPU**
- GPU make/model : NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 SUPER
- GPU VRAM: 14 Gbps GDDR6 VRAM
**Additional context**
Thank you for an amazing plugin.
Describe the bug When adding a filter through the OBS WebSocket, It makes the source black/invisible until the filter menu is open, This happen with all sources, With normal sources being invisible, And with captures being black.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
// Configuration const obsHost = 'localhost'; // OBS WebSocket host const obsPort = 4444; // OBS WebSocket port const obsPassword = 'PASSWORD'; // OBS WebSocket password
async function applyEffectToSources() { try { // Connect to OBS WebSocket await obs.connect(
ws://${obsHost}:${obsPort}
, obsPassword); console.log('Connected to OBS WebSocket');} catch (error) { console.error('Failed to apply effect:', error); } }
applyEffectToSources();