I Found a Plugin That Makes VTubing Insane
48sThe creator's excitement and the promise of a game-changing plugin hook viewers immediately, and the visual demonstration of toggling wings and effects keeps them watching.
▶ Play Clip"Delivers on the promise of showcasing a powerful plugin, but the title oversells 'best' when it's a niche tool in alpha."
The video showcases VTS Terminal, a plugin for VTube Studio that enables advanced automation and interactivity for VTubers. The creator demonstrates how to use hotkeys, effects, and a graph-based node system to create complex triggered events, including Twitch chat integration and OBS control, culminating in a fully automated model switcher and randomized effects.
The creator introduces VTS Terminal, a plugin for VTube Studio made by Neccomato, which combines hotkeys, positions, effects, and a graph editor into one tool.
The plugin allows toggling expressions, item scenes, and model positions via hotkeys. Effects can be applied and combined, such as glitch effects, to create dynamic visuals.
The graph editor lets users create triggers and actions. For example, a hotkey trigger can toggle a bald effect on the model. The graph can also integrate with Twitch and OBS via account integrations.
The random node allows random selection among multiple hotkeys. Delays can be added using processors, enabling timed sequences.
A trigger based on mouth openness can activate effects, such as playing an audio file and showing an OBS source when the user makes a 'pog' face.
The creator demonstrates a complex graph that switches between two models (Zikos and Zana) based on Twitch chat commands, with delays and automatic return to the default model.
The creator unveils a massive graph that combines chat input, randomizers, item additions, effects, OBS source visibility, and audio playback, all triggered by voice volume and chat commands.
The plugin is in alpha and can break (e.g., counter issues), but it offers immense creative potential. The creator encourages viewers to share ideas and request tutorials.
VTS Terminal is a powerful plugin that transforms VTube Studio into a highly customizable automation platform, enabling VTubers to create complex interactive experiences. Despite being in alpha, its potential is vast, and the creator is excited to see future updates.
What is VTS Terminal?
A plugin for VTube Studio that combines hotkeys, positions, effects, and a graph editor for automation.
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Who created VTS Terminal?
Neccomato.
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What are the main tabs in VTS Terminal?
Hotkeys, positions, effects, and graph.
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How can you integrate Twitch and OBS with VTS Terminal?
Through account integrations in the cog wheel settings.
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What does the random node do?
It randomly selects one of the connected hotkeys when triggered.
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How can you add a delay in the graph?
By using a processor node and reconnecting the flow with a delay.
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What is the 'pog' face trigger example?
It triggers an audio file and OBS source when the user makes a 'pog' face.
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What is the model switcher example?
A graph that switches between Zikos and Zana models based on Twitch chat commands, with a delay and auto-return.
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What is the 'graveyard pile'?
A pile of nodes that the creator couldn't delete due to a bug in the alpha version.
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What triggers the media source swap in the full automation?
Voice volume reaching a certain level.
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Graph Editor is the Core
The graph editor is the most powerful feature, enabling complex automation.
01:41Random Node Adds Variety
The random node allows for unpredictable effects, enhancing viewer engagement.
03:15Model Switcher via Chat
Demonstrates practical use of Twitch chat integration for interactive streams.
05:05Voice Volume as Trigger
Shows innovative use of audio input to trigger events, expanding automation possibilities.
08:20Alpha Limitations
Acknowledges the plugin's instability, setting realistic expectations for users.
11:08[00:04] Guys, I found what might be the coolest new plugin for V Studio. And this thing has opened up so many possibilities for VTubers. It's actually kind of crazy. >> Hey, that's pretty good. And I'm going to show you what it's capable of. So, be
[00:18] because with this plugin, I'll be showing you how I triggered the longest V Studio toggle ever through Twitch chat. Let's get it. Okay, so this really know what to call it, but it's called VTS Terminal and it's made by a
[00:33] person called Neccomato. This is really cool because it is a bunch of stuff allin-one. Also, I'll link this down in the description along with Neccomato's updates for this program and also the other stuff that they do. But basically,
[00:46] tab that says hotkeys, positions, effects, and graph. So, with hotkeys, think of it like a shortcut to toggle all of your V Studio uh expressions, but at my wing, if I press this, I can toggle my wing on and off. And then you
[00:59] can mix and match a couple of these as well. As you can see, I my V Studio model is changing. You can also toggle item scenes. So, head pads there, too. including model position. Basically, anything that you have in V Studio, you
[01:13] move to positions, you can move around your character position here. And then you have presets that you can choose. And in here, you'll find out what this means later. If we go to effects, this is all the effects that V Studio has.
[01:27] So, for example, if I wanted to have a glitch effect down here, you just bump this up. Whoa, whoa, I'm Whoa, I'm going crazy. Wa! Look at that. Wo! You can them together and then you can make something like this, for example. It's
[01:41] pretty crazy. Or like this. It's pretty cool. But the meat and potatoes, the real awesome stuff about this program is this thing, the graph. Now, I know that but this is actually kind of straightforward. So, I'll show you how
[01:56] exactly how this works really quickly. Test graph 2 cuz I'm I'm very creative with names. So, if we go to test graph 2, you'll get greeted with this canvas. And then all you got to do is you add in
[02:09] a trigger and then you add in an action that follows it. So, for example, let's that follows it. So, for example, let's say we want to add in a V Studio hotkey, right? So maybe we want to use this to turn myself bald. So let's do bald. And
[02:22] then now if I press this trigger, have a look at my model. B, I'm bald. You can go further than this. So this doesn't just affect V Studio. It can affect things like your Twitch if you have it integrated or your OBS if you have it
[02:34] integrated. Now you can have that integrated over here by this cog wheel. You go down, you see account integrations. Boom. You see all this here that you can connect to your Twitch and to your OBS. The cool thing is that
[02:46] you can really go crazy with this. So you can combine a bunch of the Twitch together. Create multiple triggers and even create stuff down here, which is the processor. So if you want to delay like this happening, for example, we can
[02:59] disable this. We can reconnect it through like that. And then now it'll it'll have a little bit of a delay like so. Now let me show you one of my favorite nodes. It's called random. If you Ctrl + C and Ctrl +V to copy this uh
[03:15] you Ctrl + C and Ctrl +V to copy this uh hotkey node multiple times, go to random and then just connect it all to those hotkeys that we just created. And say we cap on, cap off. And then we also want
[03:28] to have let's say neomimi. Now if you press trigger, it's going to choose one of these to do. So you can choose the cap on cap off or if you press it again. Oh, now it's the nekcomi mode. If you press it again, oh now it's the bold
[03:41] key. This means that you can randomize whatever hotkey that you can get by just putting in the random node. Let's go to something a little bit more something a this is my initial testing grounds. It's nothing complicated. It's just a whole
[03:56] just go back to default real quick. Okay. So now that we're back to default, let's have a look at what cool things we can do here. In here I have my toggle, my trigger connected to my model. So if you have a look, it's the mouth press
[04:10] lips open. So, basically, if I ever open my lips big enough, it'll trigger the that it's being triggered. But if I close my mouth, it goes back to normal. And now, the cool thing about this is that if I
[04:24] connect this and I do like a pog face, like then it'll trigger all of these things here. So, let's see what that does. Let's see what happens.
[04:39] [Laughter] It's so stupid. So, what I've done here is basically put in an audio file that gets triggered if I do the pog face and then I put in that delay so that my OBS source of the eagle shows up as soon as
[04:53] the audio does the screaming eagle thing and then I just hit it afterwards. So, that's a really simple chain of events that you can do. And now, let's have a look at something more complicated. So, let's take a look at my model switcher.
[05:05] this character called Zana, which is basically my female alter ego, and I want to give Chapp the ability in the future to be able to switch between me and my Zana model whenever they want, you know, as kind of like a fun redeem.
[05:18] So, if we have a look at the model switcher here, you can see that it's a line of nodes even, which is basically like a line of code. So, let's have a drag my chat box here. Uh, so I've already spam Zanna from my um testing,
[05:33] but if we put this in once, look at my model. So I go away. It goes through the process here. It gets a little bit of a delay and then Zana appears. Boom. I'm positioned in the center. And after
[05:48] about 10 seconds, it'll go back to my Zikos model. So give it a few more seconds here. B. And then it'll disappear. It'll have a little bit of a delay. and then it centers my Zikos model. That's really cool. What we can
[06:02] do with that, we we know that we can affect the triggers using Twitch chat. something that I've been working on for the past basically day and a half or so. I'm so excited to unveil this and this this is the reason why I'm so excited
[06:16] for this program and I cannot wait to see what Necomato decides to add on to this afterwards. I do have a list of feedback that I want to give them. this what I've created here. Let me just show you.
[06:34] >> Oh my god. >> This is aund and one notes of just one event after the other. And I can't wait to show you what it does. Okay. Okay. Don't mind this pile. It I think I've made this so big that I've kind of
[06:48] broken the program because I can't I can't delete any of this. So, this is just my graveyard pile. But in here, I have some troubleshooting stuff. So, I can reset my character. I can swap to Zana. I can swap to Zika. So, I might
[07:01] make a video later on after this. I kind of walk you through my logic and kind of walk you through how I achieved each one. But to give you the broad strokes, it takes wherever I'm at. So, it doesn't matter if I'm the Zana model, it doesn't
[07:13] matter if I'm in another scene. It takes all of that and then it puts me into the correct scene through a specific chat input here. ina in this case it's Zanna input here. ina in this case it's Zanna which is why I have um so many
[07:25] was why I have so so many Zanna in here but moving on now that we're in the right scene it goes through a randomizer yes I've managed to somehow create a randomizer here it chooses between three hotkeys that it swaps between and then
[07:39] it basically picks one at random or I can stack multiple at random as well and then it goes through a second process where it adds in items so it's not just hotkeys but this time it it adds items at random them as well. And then after
[07:51] some time it goes into the V studio effects. Afterwards it goes into source visibility for OBS. So that means that any big block text that you can see here know you you'll know what that means later on. It goes through all of that
[08:06] and then it plays a file here which is actually a little song. And then now we to be very careful not to reach a certain level because this thing is actually triggered by voice volume. So, if I get too loud, this will trigger and
[08:20] afterwards. I'm going to be very careful. In fact, I should probably just things, block this off so that we don't accidentally trigger it. It will detect my voice and if my voice is is a certain level of volume, it'll activate a media
[08:35] source in my OBS and then it'll swap out my mics and then it'll swap out some VFX to normal. So that's a very oversimplified explanation, but let's just see it in action, shall we? So let's connect this one first. Let's see
[08:51] it with my Zanna model first so that you can see how it switches between my model just give it a whirl, shall we? So in this case, I got to type in Zana three times.
[09:04] One. And if you see here, you can see it increasing. It's really cool. Two. And increasing. It's really cool. Two. And then now let's see. Let's see the third one. Oh, I'm so excited. Here we go. Three.
[09:25] big block text into the randomizer. I've even got like the freaking sound selecting I Okay, it selected me as bald. So you can see here now that it's to happen. But the program kind of breaks sometimes. It's still an alpha.
[09:41] the It's just a matter with the counter. The counter isn't counting correctly. But I fix it here. And then we go back and then it chooses the second phase of and then it chooses the second phase of stuff to add. And then now we get to the
[09:54] stuff to add. And then now we get to the fun part. Why do I look like Pitbull? My feet are aching
[10:08] and your back is pretty tired. And we've drunk a couple bottles B and set our grief aside. As the earth burns to the ground. Oh
[10:25] As the earth burns to the ground. Oh girl, it's you girl, it's you that I lie with as the [Music]
[10:38] bomb flow [Applause] with you as the world caves in.
[10:52] in. [Music] So now you can see exactly what this thing is capable of. It's not just a
[11:08] simple make toggles easier from V Studio sort of thing. You can get really really creative and do whatever I just did there. You know, isn't this like so possibilities. There's so many things you can do with this. I feel like I've
[11:21] only scratched the surface and even though there's only a set amount of triggers, actions, and processors on here, it still has the potential and the comment. Tell me what you think about this and what you would love to make
[11:35] you know. And also, let me know if you want me to do any kind of tutorials for this. I hope you guys enjoy the video. I hope you also find it as awesome as I subscribe to the channel, leave a comment, and follow me on Twitch. I
[11:48] stream every Tuesday at the very least. All right. Ciao.
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