Live2D and Transparency (OBS)

[Lacke]

Hello!
It seems when using Live2D avatars, the "use transparency" from game capture of OBS make the avatar also disapear. Not sure if attended.
While waiting tho, is there another way to get the transparency without using a green screen? (which can be annoying sometimes)
Thanks!

[david_animaze]

Hi!

I don't really know what the "Allow Transparency" option does, and I see that it also makes 3D avatars disappear. If you want to make the background transparent and leave the avatar visible you can do so by applying a Chroma Key filter. Right click on the source, select Filters, right click on the "Effect Filters" empty field and then on Add > Chroma Key.

From there you can select Green, Blue, Magenta and Custom (Key Color Type drop-down list). Click on Custom and select the color you want to use as a greenscreen. To have the same color as a background in FaceRig select the "Background Custom Picture" background (in FaceRig), go to Customization > Backdrop > Backdrop Color and simply choose the color that you want or have already chose in OBS.

[Lacke]

Thanks the answer! Didn't know it was the same problem for the 3D avatars which is weird, it seemed programmed for that but seems I was wrong haha :p
If only the avatar wasn't vanishing with that option it would be perfect as the Allow Transparency aleady remove the background.

For now, I actually use chroma key with custom background but yeah, it's quite annoying as it makes difficult to use transparency on the avatar elements or when my avatar has like, nearly all possible colors with his props :/

[OliiStar]

Hello, I found a good way to fix this problem if you go to filters in obs then add the color key it will remove any green screen. It works really well with live2d or 3d.

[Lacke]

Originally posted by Shu_The_Gamer:

Hello, I found a good way to fix this problem if you go to filters in obs then add the color key it will remove any green screen. It works really well with live2d or 3d.

I already do that but it's a problem for transparency effects for example