FoundryVTT - Stream View

This module provides a minimal UI view with automated camera work, ideal for streaming or recording games, without all the GM clutter that running a game entails. It works by assigning a non-player user to the module, and when a browser is logged in as that user, Foundry will present a minimal UI, with the following functions:

• Multiple camera tracking modes:
  • Automatic camera mode tracks player character tokens in the scene, adjusting the camera focus to keep them in view.
  • Directed camera mode tracks the GM's view at all times.
• In Automatic mode, during combat, the current combatant's token, targets and measured templates are tracked by the camera.
• Optionally, the view of the current combatant's controlling user can be tracked during combat.
• If using in-game voice/video chat, tokens for the currently speaking users will be focussed, and a speaking indicator will be shown above their token (GMs will use their currently selected token, if any).
• Shared popouts (e.g. journal notes/images shown to players) may be auto-closed after a timeout. Alternatively, they may be closed manually from the Stream View toolbar.
• Camera mode may be toggled dynamically from the Stream View toolbar.

Setup

• Create a user that will be used to stream your games, we'll call that user Stream.
• Assign the Stream user Observer permissions for all player actors, this will ensure that the stream view shares vision with your party's tokens.
• Select the Stream user under Foundry VTT Settings -> Configure Settings -> Module Settings -> Stream View -> Stream User, and save.
• Log in with your Stream user in a new browser session, for recording.

OBS Studio

• Add a browser source that points to your Foundry installation's web interface.
• Right-click on the browser source and choose 'Interact', then log in as your Stream user.
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• Profit