You can set them in cmake-gui, or you can set them as Windows Environment Variables to persist across configurations.ĭepsPath is the path to the folder containing the dependencies, not including Qt.
In “where to build the binaries”, enter the repo directory path with the ‘build’ subdirectory (example: D:/obs/build).In “where is the source code”, enter in the repo directory (example: D:/obs).Run cmake-gui, and set the following fields: gitignore for the sake of building, so they are safe to create and use within the repository base directory. If you do not know what submodules are, or you are not using Git from the command line, PLEASE make sure to fetch the submodules too.Ĭreate one or more of the following subdirectories within the cloned repository for building: release, debug, and build (suffixed with or without 32/64 to specify architecture). git clone - recursive https : ///obsproject/obs-studio.git.Ensure that the Desktop development with C++ workload is selected when installing Visual Studio.
Windows version of Git (Git binaries must exist in path). Windows version of CMake (3.16 or higher, latest preferred). Qt5 (Grab the MSVC package for your version of Visual Studio). Pre-built versions of these dependencies for VS2019 on Windows can be found here:. Development packages of FFmpeg, x264, cURL, and mbedTLS. Certain features may not function properly without these security rights (primarily, the ability to use game capture on UWP apps). outside Program Files), you will need to add the security group ALL APPLICATION PACKAGES to have full control over the main OBS Studio directory and sub-directories. zip method for either the full or small install and installing to a non-standard program location (i.e. exe installer contains the base OBS Studio 32bit, 64bit, Intel® RealSense™ plugin, but does not contain the Browser Source plugin. exe installer, otherwise the components are included in the. You will be prompted during install for the Browser Source and RealSense plugin to be installed if using the. zip contains OBS Studio 32bit, 64bit, Browser Source, and Intel® RealSense™ plugin. Pre-built Windows versions can be found here: Please note that any install directions/packages for Linux/FreeBSD distributions listed as Unofficial means that they are community provided, and any support for those packages should be directed at the appropriate distro/package maintainers. If you want to develop for OBS, please visit our Discord and get to know the devs or have questions answered!Īlso, if there is something in this guide you want to change/improve on, it is recommended that you talk about it with the devs in Discord or IRC first.
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