The pseduotypes in obs-powershell need some updates: For starters, their names should be simplified (while keeping their exisiting `.PSTypenames`) * [x] #173 * [x] #174 * [x] #175 Additionally, various improvements can be made: * [x] #170 * [x] #178 * [ ] #182 * [ ] #183 * Transform Improvements: * [ ] #171 * [x] #172 * Filter Improvements: * [x] #181 * [ ] #184 And a couple of pseudotypes can be added: * [ ] #144 * [ ] #176 * [x] #177
The pseduotypes in obs-powershell need some updates:
For starters, their names should be simplified (while keeping their exisiting
.PSTypenames)OBS.GetSceneItemList.Responseshould becomeOBS.SceneItem#173OBS.GetInputList.Responseshould becomeOBS.Input#174OBS.GetSourceFilterList.Responseshould becomeOBS.Filter#175Additionally, various improvements can be made:
.InputName,.SourceName#170OBS.PowerShell.Statisticsshould be/aliased toOBS.PowerShell.Stats#178OBS.SceneItem.Animate()should be more permissive #182OBS.Input.Enable/DisableAllFilter(s) should enable/disable all filters #183OBS.GetSceneItemListResponse.Center()should center alignment #171OBS.GetSceneItemListResponse.Stretch()should stretch an image #172OBS.Filter.Disable()does not pass thru #181OBS.Filter.get_Settingsshould shapeshift the object #184And a couple of pseudotypes can be added:
OBS.Colorpseudotype #144OBS.Clockpseudotype will help manage time-related OBS functionality #176OBS.Beatpseudotype will help manage BPM-related functionality #177