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Best way to get free Role Icons in Discord without Nitro Boosts to keep your members active!

Today I’m gonna to show you how to get nickname role icons in your Discord server for free. And for this ocation we will use T4. This bot lets you create your own badges and share them with your guild members. It’s a great way to reward your members for their activity or just to show off your server’s accomplishments. It’s simple to use and it’s free for doing this. So if you’re looking for a way to add some flair to your Discord server, T4 is a great option.

The instructions are very easy:

  1. Add T4 to your server (invite link).
  2. Select or create a role to be used.
  3. Create a role icon with /create and select a name and an emoji (example: 🌟).
  4. Give the badge to your role with /give-to-role.
  5. Add members to your role.
Every @vip member has 🌟!

And that’s it! You’ve now successfully created a Discord role with an icon.

05/09/2021 by Discord 2

OBS Mouse Follower Tutorial

In this tutorial I’m going to explain how to follow your mouse and make zoom ins and zoom outs using the script I made for you in 5 steps.

Follow and zoom your mouse in OBS with this script!

Attention: This script has been tested only on Windows OS for now.

  • Step 1: Install Python 3.6.8 (or any 3.6.x) from the official Python website.
    • Scroll down that site and find the Files title. You will see a table in there with all the different Python versions per OS.
    • Download Python 64 bits version or 32 bits version depending on your system, and run the file. You will see a file path below Install Now. Write it down, as this will be used later!
  • Step 2: Download and add Mouse Follower Script to OBS.
    • Go to The Script Repository and download OBS Mouse Follower Script, then decompress it wherever you want.
    • Open OBS, then Tools > Scripts > Python Settings and set the Python Install Path to the file path you got in Step 1.
    • Now got to Tools > Scripts > Python Settings > Scripts and press the + button under Loaded Scripts, and add OBS Mouse Follower.py from its location.
  • Step 3: Configure the script and recommended settings.
    • Next to the Loaded Scripts, you will find all your imported script’s configurations, so you need to select OBS Mouse Follower.py and you will see all the settings it has.
    • Set Max x size to your display’s width in pixels. Do the same with Max y size for the height.
    • Recommended settings for Follow and Zoom speed percentage is 10.
    • Very recommended settings for Keep aspect ratio on select rectangle is Check.
    • Select your screen source.
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  • Step 4: Configure your monitor source.
    • Right click your source and then Transform > Stretch to screen.
  • Step 5: Know how to use the hotkeys and set them.
    • Go to File > Settings > Hotkeys.
    • Configure:
      – Set rectangle is VERY important. With it, you will draw an invisible rectangle. Just start pressing the hotkey for the first point of the rectangle, and release the hotkey when you finished your rectangle.
      – Toggle mouse follow to stop/start following the mouse.
      – Toggle zoom to show full screen or just the selected rectangle.
      – Undo rectangle set to set the camera to the previous rectangle.
      – Redo rectangle set to set the camera to the un-done rectangle set.
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  • Have fun!

14/04/2021 by OBS 6
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