This is the same problem as this : https://itch.io/t/5594887/not-working-in-virtualdesktop You have to use the button in Tools -> Create a recordable window to be able to stream the overlay. However, you have to hide this recordable window to let Hotscreen see what is visible under the censor. This means that Moonlight/Apollo must have a compositing setting to recreate the entire desktop+overlay.
In the Tools tab, you can turn on Create a recordable window. VirtualDesktop will now be able to stream this window to your headset. The issue is that your VR display (VirtualDesktop) must have a compositing option to display this recordable window above the desktop. This is easy with OBS, but most VR software don't have this. What you can still do is to : censor screen A with HotScreen, put the recordable window on screen B, then set the correct screen latency to 1, and use VirtualDesktop to stream the screen B to your headset. You won't be able to interact directly with screen A, however.
Sadly I can't fix this, this is a limitation of Windows. But we only have to wait/find a VR program that allows window compositing to make it work.
Weird. I just tested it on windows 10 and 11 and it worked. Be sure to have Screen selected at startup to Last used screen. (in case you have multiple monitors)
I just buy a second monitor so I will start to work on this, but I will take me some times to make it work while still allow users to modify the settings for each individual monitor.
I totally agree. I planned to create the "limp penis" or "penis bulge" detection class, so I could probably also add "chastity cage" in this new sissy penis class.
For BBC, I fear this could lead to legal problems so maybe just a enormous penis class.
Thanks for telling me. I managed to make the "Windows 10" capture method working in Hotscreen, and it will require less post-processing so I think the next update will fix your problem (in 1 or 2 weeks).
The problem probably comes from the screen recording (The detector fps can't go above the record fps). It's a very simple thread that just use the DXGI desktop duplication and it should request nearly 5% cpu/gpu power. I plan to test a new way to get the screen data for the next update so maybe it will fix your problem.
You can confirm this by setting the Max FPS of bodies detection to 1 and the recording fps should still drop the same.
I don't know why this happen to you (trebor and wombatant). Do you use a gsync screen ? Also, do you know if you reach 60 fps when you record the entire 4k monitor with OBS with the DXGI Capture method ?
If hotscreen_logs.txt is not created, start hotscreen.exe from a command line : Right click on the Hotscreen folder -> Open in Terminal Then type hotscreen.exe
Look here : https://itch.io/post/14750594 I have created a very simple mod that put the fps preset selector button in the locked screen. Just click Load a mod in the Mod tab and select the mod file.
I could add a minimum and maximum pixel size settings, but if you want a perfect control over how the pixel size evolve with the box size, you probably just want to write your own code in a filter Mods -> Shader effect.
The paid version remove the watermark and the popup after 5 minutes. It mostly encourage me to work on new updates, which you won't have to pay again !
] in the order of IDs starting with 0 for FEMALE_FACE. In a mod, you can also call DetectionGD.classes_mask_from_names(['FEMALE_FACE', 'BUTTOCKS_COVERED'])
static func classes_mask_from_names(names : Array[String]) -> int:
var mask = 0
for name in names:
var index = DetectionGD.classes_names.find(name)
if index == -1:
prints("Classe", name, "not found")
continue
mask |= (1 << index)
return mask
I could add a button to pause Hotscreen. For now you can set the FPS preset to Power saving, then reset to normal after your game. Automatic resource reduction should be easy with a mod, in order to specifically set what action on your pc change which Hotscreen settings.
