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## Using GLava with OBS
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OBS is able to record X window pixmaps directly, thus copying the alpha bits rather than the relevant section of the screen. This makes GLava useful for streams and recordings, but requires GLava to be a normal X11 client in order to be selected in the software. Use the following config options :
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OBS (and some other recording software) is able to record X window pixmaps directly, thus copying the alpha bits rather than the relevant section of the screen. This makes GLava useful for streams and recordings, but requires GLava to be a normal X11 client in order to be selected in the software. Use the following config options to fix this:
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```GLSL
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#request setxwintype "normal"
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This usually allows your window manager and pager to ignore GLava while it remaining a regular window. From here you have two options:
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* Force the window into your background using:
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* If you wish to use GLava on your desktop and scene, force the window into your background using:
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```GLSL
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#request addxwinstate "below"
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#request setdecorated false
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