Your OBS browser source — the live duel drawn as an Arena Vanguard matchup
Browser Source
Add this as a Browser Source in OBS at 1920×1080, above your Splinterlands
capture in the scene. It draws the live duel as an Arena Vanguard matchup and
frames the real battle rather than covering it.
Leave this off if OBS is capturing the Circle page — you already hear those fanfares from there, and both would fire.
Seven seconds of VICTORY or DEFEAT over the whole overlay, then back to the
framed screen. It is the only thing here that covers the capture window, and only once the
battle is over and you have pressed Reveal result.
Now Playing source
A second Browser Source showing only what the Duel Circle player has on —
cover, title and artist. Add it at 500 × 140 and put it wherever you like;
it paints nothing at all while the music is stopped, so it can sit on every scene.
The music itself still plays from your browser — this only shows what is playing.
Add &scale=1.5 to the link to draw it bigger. Resetting the link above
resets this one too.
Your vanguard
Which character represents you in the arena. Challengers are assigned their own from their IGN, and never yours — a duel is never a mirror match.
Fit it to your scene
Changes reach OBS within about two seconds — no need to copy the link again.
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What the Duel Circle player has on, up the right side — cover, title and artist.
It only appears while music is playing, and it leaves half a minute after it stops.
For the music on its own scene, use the Now Playing source above.
Live preview
Scene order
The overlay goes above the Splinterlands capture in OBS. Its middle is
genuinely transparent — the stripes here are standing in for your capture — so
with the game on top instead, the frame disappears behind it. The frame follows
the hole: widen it and the border thins and the vanguards shrink to fit,
shrink it and they grow back.
