[0:00] hey all wild free games here helping you
[0:02] with pretty much everything stream labs
[0:04] in in today's video I'm gonna show you
[0:05] how to set up and use the green screen
[0:07] features through stream labs OBS so that
[0:10] way by the end of this video you're up
[0:12] and running let's dive into it now when
[0:17] it comes to using a green screen during
[0:19] your streams it's pretty much all done
[0:21] through software however you do need a
[0:23] couple of supplies hey number one is
[0:25] you're obviously going to need a green
[0:28] screen now you can go super fancy and
[0:30] get one of those pull outs or pop up
[0:31] once those are very nice or you can just
[0:33] get a simple backdrop a green screen
[0:35] that you can order from Amazon can't get
[0:37] anything at the moment hey green cloth
[0:39] from your local art store will work just
[0:41] as well now you need something to light
[0:45] that green screen and sometimes having
[0:46] light in the front isn't sufficient
[0:48] because you have to have even lighting
[0:50] across your green screen for a good
[0:52] keying or a good pool so that way you
[0:53] look good and clean so you may need
[0:56] additional lighting as well I'm gonna
[0:58] put some of my personal suggestions down
[1:00] in the links below that won't cost you a
[1:02] lot of money that will get you up and
[1:03] running now that we got the supplies out
[1:05] of the way let's set up that green
[1:06] screen to make you look nice
[1:08] step one is set your green screen up as
[1:10] far as way from you as you can you only
[1:13] have to worry about the outer edge of
[1:15] you because the rest can be cropped out
[1:17] the reason you said it far away is to
[1:19] reduce the amount of spill that happens
[1:22] from the green screen on your clothing
[1:23] more about this later when we go into
[1:25] the software step number two evenly
[1:27] light your green screen so that way the
[1:29] software has an easy time keying or
[1:31] pulling the green out so that way you
[1:34] look nice and crisp now that we have
[1:36] your green screen setup in the
[1:37] background all we gotta do is basically
[1:39] key and pull it out and to do that open
[1:42] up your stream lapse OBS and go to your
[1:45] camera source and right click on it then
[1:47] go to filters from there you will see
[1:49] chroma key under chroma key you're gonna
[1:52] see a bunch of different settings that
[1:54] basically you're gonna have to play
[1:55] around with now there's no one correct
[1:58] answer because everybody's lighting
[2:00] situations different hairs different
[2:02] clothes or different skin colors
[2:03] different backgrounds different which is
[2:05] why you're gonna have to play around
[2:07] with it till you really
[2:08] refine it down okay now if I can give
[2:11] you one awesome tip I recommend having
[2:13] you go fullscreen so that when you get a
[2:15] lot more detail on you and then you can
[2:18] always resize and crop out what you
[2:20] don't need but let me go over the
[2:22] settings here so that way you can see
[2:23] how it's gonna get you a better
[2:25] refinement so that way you look clean as
[2:27] you go through the settings here
[2:29] similarity essentially means how similar
[2:31] are the green pixels in the background
[2:33] that are being pulled if you have
[2:35] everything evenly lit you're gonna have
[2:38] a better time getting a cleaner image
[2:40] because you can set your similarity down
[2:42] because there's gonna be so much
[2:43] difference between you and the
[2:45] foreground and the background being one
[2:46] color the more right you go on the
[2:48] slider the more it's gonna broaden the
[2:50] range for it to pull out pixels but
[2:53] essentially that means it might start
[2:54] grabbing things from your skin your hair
[2:55] or even your clothes or the chair that
[2:58] you're sitting in smooth this is
[2:59] essentially that how smooth is the
[3:01] pixels being pulled out the farther to
[3:04] your left the more jagged edges it's
[3:05] gonna have the farther to the right the
[3:07] smoother everything is going to be but
[3:09] it's gonna start again pulling you out
[3:11] again you gotta play with what's gonna
[3:12] be best for you in your situation key
[3:15] colors spill reduction essentially is
[3:17] reducing the amount of green that's
[3:18] bouncing off your green screen
[3:20] back onto your hair skin and chair
[3:22] opacity essentially is how solid or how
[3:25] transparent the pool is going to be the
[3:28] last three sliders are contrast
[3:30] brightness and gamma and these are
[3:31] essentially overall changes to the image
[3:34] source that's going to be displayed on
[3:36] essentially light to dark situations for
[3:39] adjustments that you may need to
[3:41] fine-tune within your source that you'll
[3:44] be posting up here again all of these
[3:47] sliders here will want to be played with
[3:49] so that way you get the best image
[3:50] quality that you possibly can
[3:53] once you fine-tune all of your green
[3:55] screen settings all you got to do is
[3:57] essentially crop out what you don't want
[4:00] resize you to an easy spot within your
[4:03] display window and hey you're good to
[4:05] rock and roll and you're gonna look
[4:07] fantastic now this was just a simple tip
[4:10] to get you up and running trust me
[4:11] there's a lot of advanced techniques to
[4:13] get you that really clean pool that's
[4:15] gonna make you look good
[4:16] but hey that's another video but guess
[4:19] what you're up in
[4:20] running on stream Labs OBS and it only
[4:22] took a few clicks now if you need any
[4:24] more help from meat or stream labs hey
[4:26] let us know in the comments below but
[4:28] until then I'm gonna put a video over
[4:29] here to the side that's gonna help you
[4:31] learn more about stream labs OBS so that
[4:33] way you can be a rockstar and until next
[4:36] time my name is wild for games helping
[4:38] you always become bigger and better take
[4:40] care and of course ease