@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ obs-websocket provides a feature-rich RPC communication protocol, giving access
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- Abstraction of identification, events, requests, and batch requests into dedicated message types
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- Conformity of request naming using similar terms like ` Get ` , ` Set ` , ` Get[x]List ` , ` Start[x] ` , ` Toggle[x] `
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- Conformity of OBS data field names like ` sourceName ` , ` sourceKind ` , ` sourceType ` , ` sceneName ` , ` sceneItemName `
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- - Error code response system - integer corrosponds to type of error, with optional comment
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+ - Error code response system - integer corresponds to type of error, with optional comment
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- Possible support for multiple message encoding options: JSON and MessagePack
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- PubSub system - Allow clients to specify which events they do or don't want to receive from OBS
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- RPC versioning - Client and server negotiate the latest version of the obs-websocket protocol to communicate with.
@@ -257,7 +257,7 @@ Authentication is not required
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- Sent from: obs-websocket
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- Sent to: All subscribed and identified clients
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- - Description: An event coming from OBS has occured . Eg scene switched, source muted.
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+ - Description: An event coming from OBS has occurred . Eg scene switched, source muted.
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** Data Keys:**
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@@ -1162,7 +1162,7 @@ The combination of request fields cannot be used to perform an action.
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### EventSubscription::None
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- Subcription value used to disable all events.
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+ Subscription value used to disable all events.
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- Identifier Value: ` 0 `
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- Latest Supported RPC Version: ` 1 `
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