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How to remove chatters from your Twitch Stream

Posted by on 10:43 pm in Knowledge Base | Comments Off on How to remove chatters from your Twitch Stream

Every open platform attracts its trolls, and I’ve had my fair share of them. Since I stream to multiple platforms, I have to remember the “ban” commands for each one, as they work slightly differently. Perhaps that’s an idea for another article. I’m used to dealing with Mixer’s /ban command, which immediately kicks a viewer out of the chat for good. I can reverse that decision in the web interface at a later time. Twitch also has a /ban command, but it does not remove the user in question from the chat, it...

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Fixed: EPIC Games Launcher does not show games

Posted by on 7:06 am in Knowledge Base | Comments Off on Fixed: EPIC Games Launcher does not show games

I had signed up with EPIC a few months ago, to try out that amazing UNREAL Engine. To install it as well as the assets that came with it, I had to download the EPIC Games Launcher. It’s a central place to keep track of your own UNREAL Projects, latest updates to the engine and the latest software updates to any of its related parts. As the name suggests, the Launcher also keeps track of your EPIC Games, so no matter if you’re an UNREAL Engine user or a gamer, we’ll all deal with the same place to install and launch our...

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UMLAUTBOARD: Easy access to Umlaut Characters from anywhere

Posted by on 11:44 pm in Knowledge Base | Comments Off on UMLAUTBOARD: Easy access to Umlaut Characters from anywhere

I’ve just released UMLAUTBOARD, a super simple single-page mobile friendly website that allows anyone to copy German Umlaut characters to their clipboard. Let me tell you a little about why I made this, how it works, and how ya’ll can expand it if you want. And here’s what it looks like: What is UMLAUTBOARD? The idea is very simple: it’s a fixed page with umlaut characters at the bottom. Click on one, and the respective character is copied into the current device’s clipboard. Now navigate to where you need that...

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How to find the URL to a Facebook Post

Posted by on 6:00 pm in Knowledge Base | Comments Off on How to find the URL to a Facebook Post

I wanted to share a quick screenshot with a viewer on YouTube, and come to think of it, I didn’t know where to put it. My Facebook Page sprang to mind, since it’s not doing much of anything, so I pasted it there with the intention of sharing a link to the post. However, every available share option on Facebook doesn’t give yo a direct URL. It’s all meant to stay “within the platform” and all, and direct URLs are not something they’d like to you discover easily. It’s Facebook after all, the...

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How to type German Umlauts in Windows with a US/UK Keyboard

Posted by on 7:56 pm in Knowledge Base | Comments Off on How to type German Umlauts in Windows with a US/UK Keyboard

For years I’ve had several keyboard layouts installed on my systems. Switching between them makes it easy for me to quickly hit the correct keys to type in English and well as German. A handy keyboard makes it easy to switch between them, and a little icon in the Windows task bar shows me what’s currently in use. This setup worked fine when I mainly worked on a single system and wrote in two languages, but nowadays I work across so many systems and it’s cumbersome to install a second (or third) keyboard layout on each one of...

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How to make Gutenberg Galleries link to Media File by default

Posted by on 1:53 pm in Knowledge Base | Comments Off on How to make Gutenberg Galleries link to Media File by default

When you drag more than one image into a WordPress Post, the Gutenberg editor is nice enough to arrange your pictures as a gallery. By default however, the link target of the thumbnails it generates is set to “none”, which means that when users click on your images, they’re not seeing a full size version. Instead, nothing happens. That’s probably not what 99% of all users expect to happen. It is possible to change this in the sidebar to either Media File or Attachment Page, however if you’re like me and tend to...

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How to remove the cursor overlay in OBDUCTION

Posted by on 11:22 pm in Knowledge Base | Comments Off on How to remove the cursor overlay in OBDUCTION

I like grabbing video footage from OBDUCTION for holding loops and phenomenal backgrounds from time to time. However, by default, the big white cursor circle is in the middle of the picture. That’s handy for interactions of all kinds, but for a full screen video capture, I’d rather it would be switched off for a few seconds. I had done this successfully a few weeks ago and have since forgotten (of course). Now that I’ve just remembered through trial and error, I thought I’d best make a note of it. enter the...

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How to revoke active Discord Invites

Posted by on 11:25 pm in Knowledge Base | Comments Off on How to revoke active Discord Invites

Discord invitations can either be set to expire automatically after a given amount of time, or they can be set to “never expire”. The latter ones are great if you give the link to select users only, however sometimes you might just want to disable them manually. Here’s how to do that in Discord for Desktop (Windows and Mac). Right-click on your server’s icon and choose Server Settings. In here, on the sidebar at the bottom left, find the Invites section, under User Management. This will show you a list of your...

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Using Scene Collections in OBS Studio

Posted by on 4:28 pm in Knowledge Base | Comments Off on Using Scene Collections in OBS Studio

A while ago I made a video about how to use OBS Studio for Screen Recordings. If you’re new to OBS, I recommend watching it to see how this thing works. I’ve been meaning to make an update to this and explain how to switch from one scene to another, but since it’s a complex process I decided to write this article instead. It might be easier to follow in words and screenshots. Scenes are collections of items that appear on your (captured) screen. They allow you to craft something you’d like to show to your viewers, for...

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Using Scene Collections in OBS Studio

Posted by on 4:28 pm in Knowledge Base | Comments Off on Using Scene Collections in OBS Studio

A while ago I made a video about how to use OBS Studio for Screen Recordings. If you’re new to OBS, I recommend watching it to see how this thing works. I’ve been meaning to make an update to this and explain how to switch from one scene to another, but since it’s a complex process I decided to write this article instead. It might be easier to follow in words and screenshots. Scenes are collections of items that appear on your (captured) screen. They allow you to craft something you’d like to show to your viewers, for...

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