right click in your camera go into filters and add a filter and you should see a new option there called virtual green screen click on that and you're pretty much good there's virtually no settings that you need to tweak there's one drop down box you can choose between performance and quality choose which one works best for you but for the most part yeah that's all you need to do now in my opinion i think this does an insanely good job of cutting my body out from the background and because it's using the exact same technology that powers in video broadcast you're getting exactly the same results you just don't need a separate program running in the background anymore of course your results are going to vary depending on what camera you're using so i would recommend that you have a good lighting setup so that it could see the outline of your body better you should probably have a good lighting setup just generally speaking anyway and it probably helps if you have a background that isn't so busy behind you i've noticed that if it has anything that even closely resembles a face behind you like this anime girl in the background or guy i don't know that's a girl or dude whatever it does get a little bit confused if it thinks it sees a face behind you so if you got any pictures of people or posters maybe take those down here's the thing though this is just a regular filter inside of obs and because it's a regular filter just like anything else you can apply it to any source that you want so if you have multiple cameras and you want to green screen them out you can apply it to multiple cameras if you have video files and you just want to key out the person in the video file you can apply to that just the same way as you would to your camera i even tried keying out just my hands and surprisingly it did kind of work it was kind of messy but the fact that i couldn't even tell what my hands were was pretty cool as for the non rtx that was came out nowhere holy as for the people that don't have an rtx card you're instead going to want to use a background removal filter which will be underneath this top section that says audio video filters unfortunately this is only going to work for video capture devices like your webcam or capture cards so if you're trying to apply this filter to like a video file yeah it doesn't work for whatever reason this one has some settings that you need to change and by default it looks not great it looks terrible okay i'll be honest with you but you can mess around with the sliders until you get something that looks pretty decent and i'm not even gonna bother trying to explain what the sliders do because then you're gonna find out that i actually have no idea what any of this means but you can use my settings as a starting point just as a word of device do not use the feather blend silhouette leave that at zero that's gonna destroy your gpu also change the inference device to gpu and then this is the big one change the segmentation model to robust video matting this one worked the best for me but obviously do some experimentation to figure out what settings work best for your setup now you'll notice that the background is still black and not transparent which is what we want so what i did was i changed the background color to green then i added a chroma
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