I was anxious to get to work as soon as I found out that I’d be designing Twitch layouts and alerts for Rampage Jackson. Typically my style is a bit more “clean” and “simple”, but being challenged to create something a bit different was especially exciting when creating something for such an electric personality.
Our next free overlay is now live! This time, it’s free Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare overlay – which was designed to work for other first person shooters as well! In this post, we’ll also take a look at the animated version – which is available in the Nerd or Die shop.
Our animated Overwatch Overlay is now available in the Nerd or Die store. In this post we’ll talk about how you can set it up in a couple of minutes, as well as customize it a bit to your liking.
To celebrate the release of one our favorite games to play, we created a free to use Overwatch overlay! If you like this design, let us know by commenting below, we’re thinking about making this design into an animated version. So check back to catch any updates on that.
I used to be a huge Guitar Hero player back in the day. We’re talking hours upon hours of playing, enough practice for me to beat Through Fire and Flames on expert (but still not as good as this guy). Anyways, when I got the request to create some designs for JasonParadise, a competitive Guitar Hero…
For this guide we’re going to install OBS plugins, set up some global sources, and create a couple of scenes. To start, make sure that OBS is not currently open. The first plugin we are going to install is called the Video Source Plugin. We are going to download the 64-bit version of this plugin…