When you click on them, the right rectangle zooms in on the input chosen, and the left rectangle zooms back out. Then click the "Camera" button to go back to the 2 black rectangles (these are actually control buttons). C:\Program Files (x86)\vMix\VirtualSets)Ģ) In vMix, click "Add Input", then go into the "Virtual Set" tab, and select the "Left Tile" input, then press OK.ģ) Repeat step 2 for the "Right Tile" input.Ĥ)On the "Left Tile" input, click the "Setup" button to the right (next to the "Camera" button), and choose your input in the "Input" drop down (The input drop down list only includes inputs already added to vMix. I also haven't tried MovingInput yet)ġ) Add the downloaded folders directly into the VirtualSets folder where vMix is installed (ex.
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Here is a step-by-step guide on how to make this work using the LeftTile and RightTile (the DoubleZoom is a lot simpler and you can probably figure it out after this. I used this "code" to make it all work if someone would like to make some the same things. Make sure to switch between the normal and Virtual Input when zooming to another input (Video demonstrates what happens if you don't do this). On the virtual input, add the same, but reverse the layersĦ. On the first input, add both tiles as 1 and 2ĥ. Add your looping background input and make an Virtual Input of it.Ĥ.
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Add the wished VirtualSets from the "Add Input" menu (there are the left and right tile used in the video, plus another easier to use transistion, "DoubleZoom", AND a test of moving around inputs.)ģ. Add the folders to vMix' "VirtualSet" folder in the installation directory (vMix can't add. It might not be most practical as for now to use (maybe someone wants to make a easy script/app to control it), but at least it works :-)ġ. As per requested by lots of users here on the forums, I've come up with a solution for "Multizoom transitions" and/or "Static background in virtual Set".
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