Adding an adjustable mask in a couple of clicks to a webcam without having to fire up an image editor, measure resolution, etc is not overkill for a streaming t

Adding an adjustable mask in a couple of clicks to a webcam without having to fire up an image editor, measure resolution, etc is not overkill for a streaming tool. Your entire argument in this thread hinges on familiarity == usability. The others are right, OBS is powerful but hard to use. Could not be more untrue. The OBS team themselves know full well that it could be friendlier and easier to do basic things — the debate comes up quite a bit on the Github repo’s discussions and in RFCs. Be careful not to conflate your familiarity with the software as it being designed in the best way for the job — the existence of easier to use tools, including Twitch Studio (which does have useful defaults and makes simple things much easier to achieve) attests to this. Disclaimer: I’m a support volunteer in OBS’ Discord server (opinions here my own). Many other volunteers and I are fully aware of how many things are difficult that should be easy — and rather than just accept that, we do our best to make the program easier to understand.