Re:How to Run a Live Coding Stream on Twitch Using OBS
by Swizec on Tuesday July 14, 2020 @01:21PM
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It's really really fun. I do it a lot, am not very popular doing it, but get good engagement. Especially when the topic is something visually interesting.
I'm now at a point where it feels weird coding without saying my thoughts out loud or writing them down on paper. Like I don't know how to think unless there's some output.
And when watchers highlight a bug or tell me techniques to try that I haven't thought of, amazing.
I need to make better use of scenes and staging screens like OP is doing. My streams are significantly under produced right now.
I'm now at a point where it feels weird coding without saying my thoughts out loud or writing them down on paper. Like I don't know how to think unless there's some output.
And when watchers highlight a bug or tell me techniques to try that I haven't thought of, amazing.
I need to make better use of scenes and staging screens like OP is doing. My streams are significantly under produced right now.
link if you're curious: https://www.twitch.tv/swizec