Okay. So first of all, welcome to the Avacon Grid. We're really happy to have you all here. It's wonderful to have a hybrid safari come through and visit. And today what we're going to do is talk about something called Open Broadcaster Studio. And it's a tool for either recording your desktop or a window on your computer. And it also lets you live stream to services like YouTube or Twitch. I do have slides in just in case anybody hasn't noticed. But yeah, Open Broadcaster is a free and open source program that has been in development for many years. And it's still under active development. It is a very stable, very good piece of software. And although the interface isn't necessarily as friendly as some of the more commercial offerings, it still is pretty close in terms of feature parity to some of the more expensive options. It is cross-platform, so it is available for Windows, Mac, and Linux. And for the most part, they all work in exactly the same way. But the only notable exception is that Windows has a game capture mode, whereas I don't believe Mac and Linux does. Open Broadcaster allows you to live stream to services like YouTube, Twitch, or Facebook. I personally recommend YouTube as that's simply the easiest option. And it allows you, if you desire, to stream for free, ad free, which is something that most other services don't offer. And if you're not into live streaming, you can also use it to record things. Whether it's a meeting or an event or machinima, it can be very useful for filming machinima. Pretty much anything that you want. Mal here does his weekly news shows and Open Broadcaster is used for that. He both streams and records those using Open Broadcaster with the help of James. James at Loud. So along with Open Broadcaster, if you're especially if you're going into live stream or do something like an event or a news show, there's some things that are useful to have. Some extra hardware that's useful to have. And one of those is a headset. And of course, we all use voice in world, so we all know how important a good headset can be to prevent things like feedback and to get the best audio quality. Your other option is, especially if it's going to be recording as opposed to something live taking place in world, is to do something like use a dynamic microphone, a good solid microphone. And one of the cheaper ones, but still quite good, and it's what I use, is the blue snowball USB microphone. Doing a search online will easily turn that up. Amazon sells it, I believe it's around $30 US. The other thing you might want to look at is if you'd like to stream yourself. You know, let's say you're doing a tutorial or you're reviewing hardware or something like that and you'd like to stream yourself, you're going to want a good webcam. And a webcam that comes with your laptop is probably reasonably good, but a really nice one and it's a favorite of many streamers is the Logitech HD Pro C920. Again, this is what I have and it does a high definition 1080p video very well and it works well under many lighting conditions and, again, it's not expensive. Another thing that can be very useful, especially if I find for live events or things like that, is a 3D mouse and, of course, the most popular one used with the viewer because the viewer has support built-in port is a 3D connection space navigator. And this is very good for providing smooth camera movement, crane shots, or if somebody's doing more or less a show and tell type of presentation, it can be very useful. And finally, this is not hardware, this is software and that is a camera HUD. And what a camera HUD does is it lets you set and store camera positions. So if you use either your camera control window, your keyboard and mouse, or your fly cam and you move your camera into position, you can store that position into the HUD. And the HUD will have a bunch of buttons for presets for those positions and then you can just simply click on one of those presets and your camera will instantly move to it. So that can be very useful and there is one here that we're giving away in the box right in front of the podium. It does have instructions in its contents. So if you want to pick that up and play with it, and if you think you'll find it useful, by all means do, it is Creative Commons licensed and so pretty much open source. The other things to consider when, especially when streaming, not so much recording but especially for streaming is that you have good upload bandwidth. If you're going to do a high definition stream of 720p, you're going to want at least 2.5 megabits of upload speed and that's different from your download speed which is the number of most internet service providers tend to advertise. So to find out what your upload speed actually is, you're going to want to run a speed test and up in the slide I have the URL to the one I usually use which is speedtest.net. And at 2.5 megabytes per second, you can do a reasonable 720p stream. If you have less than 2.5 megabits, you can still stream, but you'll have to go to a lower, more standard definition resolution like 480p. And if you have 3 megabits, 4 or 5, then you can definitely do very high quality streaming, 1080p at even like 60 frames per second. And of course, the higher your screen resolution, the higher the screen resolution you're broadcasting at, the more bandwidth you need. You also need to be aware that streaming needs your upload, needs a lot of your upload pipes. So you need to close any applications that use your upload pipes. You need to accommodate for that. For example, In World Voice uses upload, Skype uses upload. If you're running something like Google Drive or Dropbox, you want to make sure that they're not going to start syncing in the middle of while you're streaming. And to improve performance, you want to make sure to close any programs in the background that you don't need. You don't want heavy programs like Adobe Photoshop or Acrobat or Blender running in the background while you're trying to stream. As much as possible, you just want to have your viewer going and open broadcast or going. And finally, on this slide, a wired connection is really quite important for streaming. A Wi-Fi connection just is not going to be dependable. You're going to wind up with a stream that is not smooth. And it's going to provide a less optimal experience for your audience. So you can stream. Open Broadcaster has presets built in for a lot of streaming services. And I've got them all up here on the slide. YouTube, Twitch, Hitbox, Beam, Daily Motion, all of those. And like I said before, this presentation is going to pretty much focus on YouTube. YouTube is unlike other services. Most services want you to pay, whether it's for being able to broadcast at high definition or to an unlimited number of users or to stream ad-free. They want you to have to pay for those things. And YouTube does not do that. YouTube, you can stream absolutely free. And as long as you don't monetize your channel, it will be ad-free as well.  That's your choice. The one thing YouTube does require is a verified account. And that means that you need to go through a process where YouTube verifies that you're an actual person.  And then you can start streaming. And of course, that's a downside if anonymity is especially important to you. So that's something to keep in mind. I've got links on the slide to, the first one is to the live dashboard. That's actually what, that's where you stream from. It's a page that's dedicated to streaming. It has a little preview of your stream in there and all the information you need to stream. And the second link is to a help page that tells you how to verify your YouTube account. Which usually involves either, I believe if I remember correctly, a phone call or an SMS message. So finally, OBS itself, Open Broadcaster Studio. You can get that at the URL on the current slide, which is obsproject.com. And if you just click, the download link is very prominent. You click on that, it'll ask you what operating system you have. It'll take you right to the right downloading. Just get the one that's correct for your operating system. As I said before, it is available for Windows, Mac, and Linux. And then you just need to install it. And once it's installed, and you open it up, you'll see a window that looks like this. And it's, as I said before, it's not as intuitive as a commercial program might be. But it's still, once you know what each part does, it is not that difficult to use, honestly. And I'm going to walk you through some of that. And basically, in this tutorial or in this presentation, I've been shooting video tutorials, so I keep using that word a lot. In this presentation, we're going to basically just cover the basics. There's a lot of advanced things you can do with OBS. It actually is very powerful. But we're going to just stick to the basics on how to stream from your viewer and get it on YouTube. And try to do it in a pretty way as possible. So the first thing you'd want to do when you install and open up OBS is click, there's a settings button down in the lower right-hand corner. And you'd want to click that. And a new window will pop up, and it'll look like this. And as you can see down the left side, there's a number of tabbed options, much like the viewer preferences tab, viewer preferences window. And in the general tab, there's not a whole lot you really have to worry about. It does support multiple languages, so if you're not a native English speaker, you might want to choose German or Dutch or what have you. The other thing, two other things I'd probably highlight on this screen, and that is that you can change the theme. I personally really like the dark theme. If any of you have used recent content tools like Photoshop or Blender or Maya, you may, you know, recently the trend has been that they have a dark interface so that it focuses on the content. And that's what I prefer for OBS as well. This presentation shows everything in light mode, but there's a nice dark mode that's available. The other thing I'd notice on this screen is there's a checkbox that says, automatically record when streaming. And that can be very handy if you're, especially if you're doing things like events or meetings or news shows or things like that and you want to have a local copy, a local recording of whatever you're filming. There are, on the main screen, let me go back to that real quick. On the main screen, there are two buttons, one that says start streaming and start recording. And what that checkbox does is when you hit start streaming, it automatically starts recording. And believe me, and I've done this so many times, it is so easy to forget to hit both of them. Sometimes I've started to streaming, I'm like, oh no, I've forgotten to hit record. So that is a wonderful checkbox to use. Let me see here. The next slide, it goes to the next tab on the left, which is the stream tab. And this is where you choose where you're going to stream to. And this is where it has all of the streaming services you can choose. This slide shows YouTube, but they all work very much the same. On most streaming services, you simply have to choose what service you want. And then that service, once you've signed up for it, on its dashboard or its streaming page, it'll have what's called a streaming, a stream key. And all you need to do is copy and paste that into OBS. And that basically authorizes you to broadcast to your account on that service. And that's really it for this screen. Again, there's fancier stuff. If you install and play with this, you'll see that there's a custom option, which is, again, an advanced option, but it's there just so you know. And it lets you do things like stream to your own private server, for example, if you're very tech savvy and you're willing to set up your own streaming server, you can do that with OBS. But most people, I think, are just going to want to stick with the regular services. That's just the easiest. Now, let's see. Next slide. We're going to talk about output. And this is what's on this screen. At the top, you'll see there's an output mode. And for most of you, I recommend that you just keep it simple. That's the default. Again, there's an advanced one, but unless you're very familiar with what encoders are, decoders, and what all their settings are, and how they work, I recommend you don't mess around with that. And you just use the defaults. The defaults for Open Broadcaster are very good. And they'll do the job very well. The only thing you may want to adjust on this screen is probably the streaming video bit rate. So for example, you'll see on the slide, it is set at 2,500 kilobytes per second, which is around 2.5 megabits per second. So if you had, for example, four available to you, four megabits per second, you would put 4,000 in there. And if you had less, of course, you'd dial that down. Let's say you only had one megabit per second, you'd put 1,000 in there. And if you need to save even more bandwidth, you can always change the audio bit rate as well. The audio bit rate adds to your stream. And if you're doing something like we're doing today, which is primarily voice-based, you can easily go as low as 64 kilobits per second for the audio bit rate. If there's going to be music, I recommend, or other kinds of more dynamic audio, I recommend that you don't go any lower than 96. Otherwise, it's going to wind up kind of garbled and chirpy. And then below the streaming section, there's the recording section. And again, you can leave most of this alone. The one thing that matters is where your recordings go. And by default, on Windows, that's going to be your video library folder. And on Linux, that's going to be the video folder in your home directory. Not sure where it is at Mac, but I'm assuming it's a similar deal. And you just want to make sure that, especially if you're recording at high quality, that you want to have enough disk space wherever that recording is going to be stored. That's the thing to consider there. So the next tab we have to worry about is the audio tab. And this is the tab. These settings determine, I beg your pardon. Hi, I'm Marcus. Just to interject on that last point. For people who do have fairly low bandwidth and therefore have to choose a lower uplink rate, on that last tab, they still have the option of keeping the offline recording in much bigger, better quality. So if people are stressed for their bandwidth, it's not actually going to stop them keeping an offline copy that's high resolution. That is absolutely true. And that is an option that becomes accessible if you switch out of simple mode and go to the advanced mode, which unfortunately I don't have a slide for. But yes, it is. You absolutely can record at one at very high quality while streaming at a lower quality or vice versa. So yes, that it definitely is. Thank you, Mal. That is a very, very good point. And yes, yeah, this is a very, thank you, Thurza. This is a very powerful program. It really is. You can do so much with it. You don't have to. You can keep it simple. But yeah, you can do a whole lot with it. And getting back to the slides, on the audio settings, this determines what sound OBS is going to pull in. So by default, it pretty much pulls in whatever sound comes out of your desktop speakers. If you wanted to capture in-world voice, for example, and you were using a headset, you can see on this slide, it's set to my headset earphones. So all the voice audio is going to come in through my headset. And then OBS is going to capture only what's coming in through my headset. So any other little things or bongs from Skype or whatever won't get recorded. And you can, as you can see here, you can set a whole bunch of different audio devices. You can get kind of complicated if you want. But the only one you really have to worry about is what your desktop audio device is set to. And maybe if you're going to have your own microphone, you might want to add a microphone. Otherwise, you really don't have to worry about much on this page. And the final tab, we're not going to cover hot keys or advanced. Those aren't essential. So we're just going to finish up with the settings with looking at the video tab. And this one's important because this tab determines what resolution you'll actually stream at. And the important one here is the second one down, which is the output scaled resolution. And as you can see, it defaults to 1280 by 720, which is a 720p high definition stream. And you can set that lower or you can certainly set that higher. I usually stream at 1080p myself. And if you have a very nice computer that's capable of, for example, 4K, you can stream to YouTube at 4K. But make sure you have the hardware to do it. I mean, that takes a pretty powerful computer. 720, I think, is going to be fine for most people. And that's a good way to go. And yes, absolutely, the higher, again, the higher your resolution, the more bandwidth you need. Thank you, France. So that's an important thing to consider. And the other thing you can change on here is your frames per second. 30 is the default. 30 is very standard for streaming online. Again, if you're strapped for bandwidth, you can lower that down to 20 or even 15. For example, most animation on television is shot at only 15 frames per second. And it still looks OK. Ideally, though, you want 30. And again, if you have a very powerful computer, YouTube will let you stream at 60 frames per second. So you can go all the way up to 60. And that's pretty much it for the settings. So once you've got your settings all straightened out, of course, what you want to do is broadcast something. And we're going to talk about broadcasting your viewer. And on the bottom of your main open broadcaster studio window, there are scenes and there are sources. And a scene contains sources. You can have a whole bunch of scenes, but for this presentation, we're going to keep it to just one scene. And that's going to contain just one source. And as you can see in this slide, that source is going to be a window capture. And what that's going to let us do is capture our viewer window. Ideally, your viewer window will be maximized. And, oh, that's something I really should have had on the other slide. It's a really good idea to have two monitors. I mean, you could simply switch between open broadcaster and your viewer, but it's going to be more painful if you have two monitors where you can have open broadcaster open on one monitor and then your viewer open on the other monitor. That's just so much nicer. And as I was saying, it's ideal to have your viewer window maximized. So if you have, for example, a 1080p monitor, it'll fill up the entire view. And yeah, what you'd need to do is just simply add a source. In this case, there's a plus sign in the source's pane. And you just click on Window Capture. And Window Capture is available across all of the platforms on Windows, Mac, and Linux. The other possibility here is if you're on Windows, you have the option of Game Capture. You can try Game Capture. It's going to depend on your hardware whether or not that works well. If it works, it works great. Game Capture directly hooks right into the viewer's rendering, OpenGL rendering, and it's going to give you the highest possible quality and the highest possible performance. But that's not an option for everybody. So Window Capture is guaranteed to work, and it's going to work on all platforms. So once you choose to add a Window Capture source, a new window will pop up, and that's the window on the slide that's to the left. And it's going to ask you to name the source, and you'll just name it viewer, or whatever you'd like really. I usually just call it viewer. Or if you'd like to be more specific, for example, if you're using Firestorm, you might name it Firestorm, et cetera. So once you click OK on that box, another window will pop up, and that's the window to the right on this slide. And this window is going to want to know what window you want to capture. And at the top, you'll get a preview, and this one is already showing the viewer in it. And below the preview, there's going to be a Dropbox, and that's going to show pretty much all of the programs that are running on your computer. And you want to choose whatever viewer you're using. In the slide, I'm using Alchemy Viewer, so I chose that. And the other thing you'll probably want to make a decision about on this window is whether or not you want to capture your cursor. Pretty much the only time I capture my cursor is when I actually need to use it as a pointer to show people things. For example, I'm shooting a series of video tutorials right now, and so I usually leave the cursor enabled when I'm actually showing what I'm teaching. But for things like intros or, you know, basically I'm saying hello or goodbye, I tend to disable the mouse cursor because that's just a distraction. I mean, they're supposed to be seeing me talking, and I suppose they don't want to see my mouse waving all over the window as I'm trying to get things done. Or switching between my camera HUD or switching between my viewer and open broadcaster. So that's just something to be aware of. And once you click OK on the Properties window for that source, it should show up right in the main window. And at the top of the open broadcaster's main window is, again, a preview area. And hopefully, once you've chosen your viewer as a source, it'll just show up in there. And that's great. I mean, once you've done this, you're most of the way there. You're ready to record or stream. And exactly what you see is what you get when it comes to the preview here. And yes, yes, these are all created using the open simulator community conference stage. Hopefully, many of you were attendees, and if so, we were so happy to have you. And you'll see that there's a few little issues here. For example, it's black across the bottom.  You can see our viewer windows and our menus and our minimap. And you don't want any of that stuff to be broadcast. So there's tools that let you take care of this. And of course, the easiest thing to do is simply to close any windows you don't need. You'll see on here, for example, I have my chat window squished as thin as I can make it. So if I need my chat window, it's off to the side. But otherwise, if possible, you just want to close all the windows if you can. And you also may have, if you're using the camera HUD, that's going to show up too. And as Mal points out, it actually varies by viewer. But either, like for example, on Firestorm, if you hit Control, Alt, F1, it will hide the entire interface except for HUDs. And that includes name tags, the voice visualizer, hover text. Everything goes away. On other viewers, it might be Control, Shift, F1. I believe it's that on Alchemy, for example. But besides taking those steps, Open Broadcaster also lets you adjust the source in the preview window. You can drag it around, you can scale it, or you can crop it.  And when you move your mouse, the whole source will move. And if you want to scale it, it's hard to see in this slide. But once you see it in person, there will be little handles on each corner of the source and on each side, and top and bottom. And if you click and hold on those handles, you can stretch or scale the source. And perhaps most importantly, at least it's one I use an awful lot. And this is what you're going to need to do to crop out things like a HUD or if you need to keep a chat window open. If you left click and hold your Alt key, you can actually use the handles on the right, left, top, and bottom to crop in the view.  And then once you've cropped, you just need to make sure things are properly centered so that they fit in the window so you don't have any black around any of the edges or anything like that. And once you've done this, you really are ready to go. All you have to do is hit Start Streaming or Start Recording. And boom, you're recording or streaming whatever you see in Open Broadcaster and your viewer. And yeah, it should pretty much look something like this once you've got done setting it up. Just a very neat, clean view. It really isn't that much to say about this. Let's see. Let me look at this here. If you look at the main screen, we've already said that there are scenes and sources. But next to that, you also have an audio mixer. And any audio devices that you enabled in the audio settings will show up here. They have a volume slider that you can use to make your audio sources louder or more quiet. And there's also a green bar that will show the volume level as audio is playing. And there's a little speaker icon that you can also use to mute it if you'd like to mute the audio. And next to that speaker icon, there's also a little gear icon. And that icon lets you do things like insert filters for your audio. For example, if you're doing a tutorial, for example, or a news show, and you have, let's say, your computer fan. You don't want your computer fan heard in the background. You can add an audio filter that will reduce background noise. So that's a nifty thing it has. It's got a number of filters that you can use, and you can explore those on your own. And then next to that, you'll see that you can transition. You can either simply fade or cut between scenes. And the way that works is if you have multiple scenes set up and you switch between them while streaming or recording, it will either fade smoothly, transition as a fade from one scene to the next scene, or it will simply cut. It'll be one and then bam, be the new one. And of course, there's the button, stop streaming, start streaming, start recording, stop recording. There's also a studio mode. And what studio mode lets you do is it will open up two previews on the top.  So you can make sure that what you're about to broadcast is ready to go and set up like you'd like it. If you hit a transition button, it'll transfer over to the live feed or the live recording. And of course, the settings button, which we've been over plenty now. And of course, an exit button, which is pretty self-explanatory. And yeah, I mean, these are all the basics. This is what you need to get started. And if you'd like to learn more, here's a bunch of links. These are all included in the note card that's in the box in the front of this podium. They're all in there. I will take this opportunity to talk about the different streaming services, rather. Like I said, I highly recommend YouTube. That's just my favorite. I find it's easiest. It works at such high quality. It's got a large audience already there. And it's free. Can't beat free. You can schedule events on YouTube, all for free. You can have multiple cameras if you know what you're doing. There's lots of help documentation on YouTube to help you figure that out. But if you don't want to use YouTube, there's a lot of other services here. Twitch is a famous one. I'm sure many of you have heard of Twitch. And that's geared mostly for gaming. Many of these sites are. And Twitch, again, requires you to either pay or be a special partner to avoid things like advertising. So that's something to keep in mind. And they also are kind of aggressive about things like streaming Second Life. They may not allow you to do that. Hitbox, again, very much like Twitch. It's geared towards gaming. Beam is also geared towards gaming. Beam's main virtue is that it's low latency. When you stream to most other services, what people see is going to be anywhere from 10 to 30 seconds behind what you're actually doing live. Beam, on the other hand, has much lower latency. You'll find it has anywhere from three to five seconds of delay, which is much lower than the other services. So Beam is geared towards gaming, but it doesn't currently do any advertising. It's currently free, and it's very low latency. The only downside to Beam that I've found is that servers can be a little unstable sometimes. I think that situation is improving. Beam was recently acquired by Microsoft, and of course Microsoft has tons of resources to throw at something like Beam. So hopefully that'll get better. Dealing motion isn't one I've ever used. My understanding, I don't even really know much about it. My understanding it's basically a European equivalent of YouTube. I believe it's based in France, but they do allow live streaming, and it is a preset in open broadcaster. Live coding, this is an odd duck right here. Believe it or not, there's an audience for people who want to watch other people do programming. That's what live stream is for, or live coding is for.  There's Facebook. I haven't really used Facebook much because in the past they were very focused on streaming from mobile. But you can, by all means, use open broadcaster to stream from your desktop and set up an event to broadcast on your Facebook page. It does do ads, so that's something to keep in mind. And then the last one on this list is re-streaming. Re-stream is special in that as the name kind of implies, what it does is it allows you to broadcast to multiple services at once. It's a middleman service. So if you'd like to be on Twitch and YouTube and Facebook all at the same time, re-stream automates that for you. There are other ways to do that, but they take a lot of technical expertise to do on your own, so re-stream offers that as a service for you. Let's see. Other than that, there's some tutorials and guides. OBS, the open broadcaster studio website, has a lot of resources on it. I definitely recommend that you dive into the resources that they have on the website. And another thing they have on the website is you may wonder, is my computer, you may say I have this kind of computer and this kind of internet connection. Just how well can I stream? And open broadcasters website actually has a page that'll help you estimate the best settings for your computer's configuration. And finally on that list, there's a site called the Helping Squad. And that's a good one if, again, if you're a more techy person, they cover a lot of the more technical and advanced aspects of streaming. So for example, if you wanted to set up your own streaming server, Helping Squad has some tutorials and things on their blog to help you accomplish tasks like that. And I haven't used Xsplit. I actually do have it and it came free with a laptop I bought a while ago. And I just never really, since OBS does everything I need it to do, and Xsplit, the free copy, it comes with a one-year free thing, and then you have to start paying for Xsplit. So I've just ever bothered with it, but I do hear good things about Xsplit. There are a lot of game streamers that use it, a lot of other streamers that use it, and it works quite well from what I hear, but you do have to pay for it. And yeah, by all means, everybody, that's really the end of the formal presentation. If I've now is the time to ask any questions and I'm happy to answer them. You know, I may have forgotten something or glossed over something or you may have a question about something more advanced. Feel free to ask. Oh, thank you so much. I'm glad you guys liked it. I was hoping it would be.  You know, so hopefully I wasn't like too technical and hopefully I was, you know, kept things to nomenclature to a minimum and you guys were able to understand everything. So I'll just I'll just read a little bit just in case anybody's typing any questions. Right, I'm putting my voice on again and scrolling back because there's a couple of points on me. Oh, yeah, there's, if you Google something called System Explorer, it's not a it's not a file browser, it's called System Explorer. But it's a little thing in your trade that will allow you to control background processes very easily. There's there's another one called Processor Asu, but I think that it's not expensive, but I think you pay for that.  But I think, Marcus, you know this, there are problems with the new Windows 10 with its wonderful, well, not so wonderful game mode. That's a good point. Thank you for bringing that up. Windows 10 Creators Edition has got this, I think it is Beam, isn't it, or something, but... Yeah, they've been right into it. Yeah, typical with Microsoft, they built it into the system. The only problem is their game mode, which does the same kind of thing as System Explorer to kill processes, is a bit indiscriminate. And it also, it also effectively kills OBS itself because it's a separate process from what you're filming. Yeah, let me just explain what that is and what it does. Game mode is something that's, it's part of Windows 10 and the Creator Update, which is currently rolling out now. Many of you may not have gotten it, I think only like 10% of people have gotten it so far. But it's rolling out now. And they've added a thing to the game mode where you can have games or programs like the viewer run at a special priority. And what it does is it prioritizes your viewers so that all other processes kind of take a backseat. And depending on your hardware, that will either do nothing. For example, if you already have a good gaming desktop, you're not going to see any real performance improvements. But for other people, perhaps on a laptop with an Intel graphics processor, it can actually boost your speed a lot. So that could be tempting to use. But as Mal has pointed out, it's not a good idea to use it if you're going to stream or record. And Mal and I found this out the hard way. I covered for, I filmed one of Mal's new shows, the Metaverse Weekend Review, I believe it is. And we did the whole thing and I could see the live stream was not good. And when I looked at the recording, it was like looking at a slideshow. And it was, I felt so awful and it turned out it was because I had game mode enabled. So yeah, make sure that's off. It's just safest if you make sure. By default, it should not be enabled for the viewer, but you may be tempted to turn it on. And when you're just going around, whether it's open simulator or hypergrid or second life, it can provide a good performance boost. I saw my laptop, it gave me an extra 10 frames per second in some instances. But if you're going to stream or record, you want to make sure that you want to definitely make sure that that's disabled. Were there any other questions like back in the backlog that I might have missed? Oh, first, of course, you, I probably say something about that and I completely forget. I was so, you know how it is. While you're on the broadcasting point of view, just before you start that Marcus, the other thing we've experienced, of course, as we know from conferences and stuff like that is that you don't, for example, mention live streamers streaming services. Even though it's good for some things. You really, if you want to stream something and you want to have it rebroadcasting world, you know, on a print kind of thing. So say you're in a studio somewhere on one region and you're broadcasting it to an auditorium on another region. You do have to make a kind of decision as to whether it's HTML5 or whether it is flash. Live stream, of course, is still all flash. And there is currently, especially for us in OpenSim, a bit of a problem because if you're in Second Life, they use HTML5 now and VLC media plugin and that's supported by Freistorm. But most OpenSim viewers other than Freistorm still use Second Life's old media service, which used to read flash. And you'll find, I am, for example, an Alchemy, but I could equally be in Singularity or something. If something is streaming in flash, I can probably see it, but it has to do with modern HTML streaming. Whereas if you're in something like the Second Life View, if you're in Second Life or Freistorm, if you're in OpenSim, you will actually get HTML5 stream instead and it actually blocks flash. So there is, in some occasions, if you're doing that kind of thing like you mentioned Jesse, you need to know a bit about what viewer your audience is actually using in World. Because the NP4 from Shoutcast, for example, may play and world in one browser using HTML5, whereas it may not play in another browser because that one is still used to things like flash. So it's a difficult point at the moment because the OpenSim viewers in particular are way behind the HTML5 technology and the fact that flash is really used now. Yeah, that's a good point. HTML5, services that have HTML5 players are ideal if you're going to also have your broadcast set up on a prem in World. But like Mal said, not all viewers have quite. Lyndon Lab made some code changes. They transitioned from using, I believe it was, WebKit to media to having, using the VLCs stuff to do that. And I know Alchemy and Singularity have recently been updated, but I don't know if that's one of the things that they have updated. Firestorm is really the safest viewer to use if you're going to be doing something like streaming HTML5 video in World. But of course, the alternative is to simply make sure that you have the link to your stream on hand to give out to people, then they can always just watch it on a browser. I think MP3 is no real problem, Jesse, especially if you load it as part of the parcel stream. It's really media on a prem, but it's kind of tankerous at the moment. Yeah, yeah, those are definitely two separate things. And Therza wanted me to talk a little bit about me. Are you taking off, Centris? Good night, Centris. Thanks for coming. I hope you enjoyed it. But yeah, Therza wanted me to talk a little bit about my background, and I started, I was aware of Second Life a long, long time ago, probably way back when it was still like Lyndon World. I didn't really join then. And once it became Second Life, they wanted a credit card, and I was much younger then, and I was very anti giving out my credit card just to use some service that I might not like. So I didn't actually join Second Life until they lifted the credit card restriction, and I joined back in 2007. And it didn't take me very long to start, and I quite like Second Life, and I really got into building and scripting, and I found that was a lot of fun content creation was very fun for me. And it didn't take me long to wonder because the viewer was open sourced not too long before that. And, you know, that was back when I think one of the first forks, or third party viewers I should say, was like the Nicholas viewer. And I started using that, and of course it occurred to me, well if someone has an open, if the viewer is open sourced, surely somebody out there has created an open source implementation of the server as well. And a bit of googling later I found open simulator, and oh yeah, Nicholas viewer goes way back. Goes way back. It was, like I said, it was probably one of the first, if not the first actual third party viewer. And I did find, after looking around I found open sim, and this was back when open sim was really had just started, a little after it had just started. And I downloaded it, and I ran it in stand alone mode. I just used it as a sandbox. OS grid was around at the time, but I was afraid to hook my region up. I didn't want to break anything. I was worried about breaking the rules or breaking their grid. So I spent like a year just learning how to use open sim in stand alone mode before I even touched grid mode. And then I finally got brave and I switched over to using OS grid, and I had many regions on OS grid since 2008. And that's where I've spent a lot of my time, mostly under the radar, mostly just doing my own thing. I love to learn about content creation and the tools, and I'm a very techy person. So I also really enjoyed learning about open sim itself and how to set it up. Open sim is very flexible software. There's all kinds of nifty tricks and things you can do to set it up in the back end. So I really enjoyed learning how open simulator worked. Once Mesh came out, I was mad to learn how to... I finally started to learn to use Blender properly and became pretty good at making Mesh content with Blender. I'm pretty much a jack of all trades and master of none. That pretty much describes me when it comes to open simulator. I love to do it all. At least a little bit. I at least get my toes wet. And I'm not always good at things like, for example, you don't want me making your animations. Trust me on that one. I'm horrible at animations. So yeah, and that brings me up to, back in 2014, I volunteered for the Open Simulator Community Conference. And that's when I started really becoming more of a visible person. And I actually didn't intend to volunteer for it. I've known, but I'm a Zoomie, who's a name known to many of you. I've known him for so long because of a West Grid. And I always hang out on the Open Sim IRC channels. And he came to me and he's like, we really, really need somebody, an extra streamer. Would you help us with that? And of course, I had never streamed before at that point. I had never done it. And I'm like, well, you know, if you... I knew I could probably handle it. So I tried it out. And I was so stressed. But afterwards, after that conference, Open Simulator Community Conference 2014, I enjoyed it so much. It was so much fun. And so I volunteered for 2015 and 2016 as well. And in 2016, I took more of an active role in terms of the more technical stuff for streaming. We actually had it set up so that I had my own streaming server. And all of our streamers came in via that server. And then I rebroadcast out on YouTube. And that's what enabled us. If any of you watched the OSCC live stream this year, it was one continuous broadcast. And that was because I was able to set up that little man streaming server and make that kind of stuff happen. And Joyce here asked me if I wanted to join Avocon. And I was thrilled. I was just thrilled. That was just, yay! I get to be part of an actual Open Sim organization. I love that. So I've joined Avocon. I'm a new staff member still, really, at Avocon. But now I'm with Avocon and I'm doing a lot of work with them. I'm trying to... I'm doing a lot of video tutorials right now. I'm also doing some building here and there to try to make content. Whether it's avatars or stuff you might have around your region or stuff like that. I do scripting, the camera HUD that we're giving away. I've done a lot of work on that. So, yeah, that's pretty much where I am now. And that's my whole history for... That's my great American story right there. Yeah. Yes, I am. Yes, we are working with students. Thank you, Sunbeam. We are working with students. And we have a group called CompiGirls that comes in here. And that's so much fun. We had back in... Oh, I forget when it was. Was it April or March? But we had a whole group. March, thank you, Joyce. We had a whole... What was it? 70 students come in. In two big batches. That was my first time seeing such a group of newcomers come in and go through orientation. And it was just a blast and such a joy and so gratifying. And they enjoyed it. They had so much fun. Yeah, it was fantastic. And they're coming back. They're coming back. There will be another batch coming in July of this year. And that's going to be... I'm so excited for it. It's going to be so much fun. So, Thursday's asking me, what would I say is the biggest virtue, I believe, of open sim? If I could magically get rid of just one open sim bug, what one would I remove for all of us? Wow. You know, that's a difficult question, partially because I've been using open sim so long that some things that are bugs are just things I've gotten used to. You know? I mean, it's just the way it is. So I've gotten... I've got... It's like you just learn to work around the bugs and then you forget that they're even there. Search. I think search is a big deal. I never, for example... I never use search to find places. I always, when I hit a grid, I open the map. And my map is really my primary search tool. That's not how it should be. It's really a shame that there isn't a cross-grid search platform that works, you know, with a module that... Any grid that wants to use it can use so that you can find content or places or people all across the hypergrid. That would be, I think... I could probably come up with something else, but just on the spot, I think that would be an awesome thing to have. So unless there's anything else, I'm gonna put a fork in this and say it's done. You guys are welcome to stick around. I believe you're hitting a new grid in about over 20 minutes or so. But you're welcome to explore the plaza or whatever you'd like or just hang out and talk. And I'm gonna get off my soapbox here, and thank you so much for coming. This has been a lot of fun, and I hope you got something out of it, so thanks.


Good morning cyber traders welcome back on this lovely Wednesday, February 20th has everybody doing good to see you been Andrea Good to see you Can good to see you Grant? Phil Louis Lita everyone Charles Ed everyone good. Good morning everybody. So first of all, um, it's Let me tell you what a what a fun day yesterday, you know we come back from Presidents Day and And you know, it's very hard to kind of get some good momentum going on in them You know when it goes trading where kids were off in vacation like I told like I was on trade station yesterday doing my morning briefing with them and You know, you got to be really careful and very picky but you know what shockingly we had a big list and A lot of things did move So let's go out there and check some of the things out that did do pretty well Yesterday and I want to share something with you today, which I think you guys gonna be seem very very interested Because one thing about being a trader is you have to trade what's going on, you know What's happening in everyday life and I think I I think I I think I fell onto something last night where I started real Especially this morning, you know, I was up really early about burly every morning in here in New York I'm up about 5 30 in the morning. I'm doing my research she what's moving, you know for all of us So when you get these watch list guys believe me I'm really focusing on what's really looks pretty decent. What's not but before we do that let's go over some of the stocks that did do really well yesterday and Let's start off with the the blockchain stock R. I. O. T. So let me just bring that up here and Bring up that stock. That was you know, hands down a very Nice comfortable stock had unbelievable pre-market. You could see here It started roughly about like in the $2 range and the thing just took off right at the gate only up to 1 o'clock with the 420 was a huge huge winner Blockchain Bitcoin stock moved, you know early in pre-market. It was just easy to see it was just great a lot of you guys did really well on it and You know, there were two other other ones that I want to point out the PCG Which I'm gonna talk about in a minute because there's something going on PCG. I think I want to share with you guys This stock has been an unbelievable Swing trade for us. We're killing it on a swing trade.  I bought it. You know, listen this stock remind me back of 2008 You know when the with the with the with the bank stocks, but overall stocks doing pretty well I want to share something with you with that a little bit later But the end the UN it is another one I want to bring up that one was just off the charts Who came in there? Boom plug it in there plug it in there.  Oh, what's going on here? Sure enough thing right to 1320 and once again The stock got destroyed Destroyed okay at 20 went all the way down to $9. Okay, so we're from line It was a great bottom fish it and one thing we all know it wasn't a pharmaceutical stock So we know that pharmaceutical stocks don't bounce back But but this thing did make a bit nice little comeback Due to some I don't judge ruling or something like that, but it was definitely a great moving stock and we all did pretty well so that one Was pretty good. All right now a couple of stocks on the watch List that we're gonna watch but I just want to share something you guys something very very important now You know, obviously, you know, we're getting into the political You know presidency coming up 2020 and you hearing a lot of you know chair chatter or what people stand for and what they're doing So everyone heard about this new green deal that's going on. Okay now I'm not look listen remember we do not talk about politics in here, but I'm just bringing up something very very important I want to share with you Everybody heard about this new green deal and read about it and stuff like that Okay, good. All right, so what is the re what is what is the green deal? Okay, the green deal is getting rid of old fossil fuels and just speak specifically just have solar and electric You know and all that good stuff So anyway as a trader what we look at is that we all know that when you look at certain Government projects, it's a lot of money, you know, if it's building a wall if it's if it's a green deal if it's a whatever but this morning I heard something very interesting because Virginia is planning on building a big solar piece of property so supposed to be half the size of Manhattan now, how does it help us as a trader?  We all know is a is a is a Liberal democratic state maybe they're looking to do the same thing So and a lot of the utility stocks will probably benefit from that So, you know, we all know the catastrophe that PCG came up with I Know I'm just this is completely speculation, okay But is this probably is this probably gonna be something that's gonna be spilling over into it? I don't know. Do they benefit from it? You know, these are some of the things now. I'm gonna bring up a stock really quick F SLR, okay now I don't know if you guys remember it about like Four or five years ago. I was I was in the cyber group room and like, you know, Canadian solar, right Scott You got a couple of them right there. Okay, Canadian solar Corning where they also take it off. I start seeing my but why watch list I don't if you guys remember back then and I'm seeing all these things start coming up from nowhere and Apparently what was happening. It was getting all these government and Subsidies for you know everyone doing solar and all of a sudden these like FSLR went from like 12 or 20 to like 22 to 300 this stock right here and you know, I saw a lot of these soul Windmill companies went from like $20 to like 80 90.  Did they not say whatever it is? But we all did well with us steel, you know, so you just want to keep you guys Keep it open mind. This is what you learn as a trader, you know, you learn as a trader you keep your eyes Oh, you know here and listen, I'll give you I'll give you a great example because maybe some of you are pretty new here What happened to pot stocks, right?  But as a trader hate it or love it Look what happened with TL our why right? Let's bring up the the TL our why what would it do? Okay? It went from $20 to 300. Okay, so you missed that road She'll imagine having you know two three thousand shares of that stock at 20 bucks and selling at 300 And we all know some of us were there we we traded it. We do very well So, you know, and it's not this one all of them You mean Crohn's all of them be what that you know, that is just another hot industry So I just want to keep you guys, you know You know, there you go.  It's strictly speculation.   Guess what you just lost a huge rally. So once again, keep very very, you know keep your eyes and ears open because you know This Virginia deal also I'm really curious what's gonna happen Because you know if you have a lot of these democratic states pushing it, you know You might see a lot of these stocks might take off, you know not in the funny part Sometimes even signed a contract, but they sure enough you want to keep an eye on it. So anyway You know, I always want to give you a tip of the day. I've been around for 25 years. I've seen what happened I've seen people blow up their accounts. I've seen people, you know hold, you know You know don't benefit certain things But I just I would just be really really concerned and watch some of these stocks out of moving just in case Any of this stuff comes even close to fruition now Trace need to make a fortune if the green kill comes as reality, you know Like I said, if it dumps a reality, you guys are gonna make a fortune is unbelievable So you know keep an eye on that anyway regarding about what is moving this morning There are a couple of good stocks. Now, obviously, you all know what's going on. What happened with With was it Southwest Airlines they came out, you know, listen once again, I don't fly Southwest Airlines I personally don't like Southwest. Okay, um won't hold anything against them. I'm just you know, listen I'm a fan.  Some people love it Like how do you not like it doesn't matter?  You did great on it. Once again, you don't hold things a whole things against somebody, you know Well, it's such a good company this and that doesn't matter Catastrophies do make opportunities. So remember that so anyway that stock Taking a little bit of a little bit of a hit tip right now stock had a great great run-up You could see more from 46 only to 57, but you know I probably would be able to concern about the support levels right here a little bit of a brand name You know when I really a big fan of trading these stocks, but you know what? There's gonna be a lot of cancel flights. They said almost half of the United States is going to be, you know Effected by the weather, you know, that does cost money in the airlines. All right So everyone's looking at this stock KNDI this morning. We were watching this one This has been our best one so far in pre-market stock one from $6 of 780 a lot of you guys killed it Once again, where did it make its biggest move 830? So um as of right now I wouldn't do anything till the market opens up CLSD Another one I found that's moving pretty nicely great iceberg orders look at that 10,000 share buyer just sitting at a buck 60 Looks the stock got destroyed You could see from $6 gap down went all the way down to almost a dollar build a little bit of a falstow flag So it's pushing up a little bit So I like this stock probably could see a test some place some place close to $2 Which is here, which looks like it's almost there if it breaks that look for to go a little bit higher But that one looks pretty good too DBVT is another one I found on the watch list This stock another really nice interesting stock because guess what it looks like it's filling in the gap right now Which is what we want. Okay, we saw that happen, you know with with PCG also when they fill in the gap They take off their non-charted territories once again 37,000 shares not up a lot 8,000 up 8% but Spreads okay, you know remember it's not about just a stock You know you got to still get it so you want to keep an eye on that one another stock listen Just when you think it's not when it's pouring. It's literally, you know, you could have a Hurricane stock went from $12 all the way down to a dollar though is coming back Just broke just hit again right back to supports. Listen. Let's see if it holds you pretty strong right here I kind of like that We do some of you remember we did trade the stock on the bounce But looks like she went right back to where she started. That's a good sign to get a dead cat bounce right there S N and a the big news is CVS All right Big news is CVS.  Okay, so CVS Pretty much got destroyed stock went from 64 64 dollars to 82 dollars down to 64 Back up now it's back down to 64 if it breaks this support this stock has really taken a big hit So once again, why is it down? Is it because the drugs prices? Is it because you know, maybe Medicare for all and they're looking to get rid of all these health care companies? It could be anything, you know, but the end of the day The stock is still go down 63 more points. Not that it could but you know, you can't go broke Don't ever estimate just because it's 63 dollars. It can't go, you know a lot lower and we've seen that before That pretty much does it those old stocks that we have anything I'm missing guys Anything I'm missing k. Yes, Benito the KNDI is definitely KNDI is something definitely watching It looks like it's starting to do a little bit of a little bit of a nice little push right here But just be careful the biggest problem that we have with this KDI. I told you earlier. Just be careful the spread Okay, it's got nice little me iceberg orders here, which looks pretty good, but let's keep an eye on that Neil says the AB IO trade also Yeah, well, that's a nice one too. You listen it didn't come up on my radar because it's it's it's under a dollar Usually my system doesn't let me to see that because I don't like to trade stocks under a dollar But yeah, this document a hell of a run up 153 percent AB IO author on a watch list, you know, good good looking out. That's teamwork right there, Neil. All right All right guys listen. Good luck today. Happy trading. Let's get ready Mark It's opening up in about less than 10 minutes.  Happy trading


Oh! Oh my god! Why am I so tall? Well, I'm taking this opportunity and I'm gonna mess with you fools. Well, I don't know why I'm so tall and I have no clue why I'm so out of focus from where I should be, but I'm taking my advantages. Holy pie! This! Oh my god, I don't like this. You are not good! Hey, pie! Can I go inside of your head?  Geez. Bloss! I know that sound effect is there just to scare people and I still don't like it. All right, Freddie, you really got a... Nice stroke. Good guitar. Hey, Bonnie. God, I always found you the most terrifying. Nice. Nice teeth. Chica, I don't even know if I can get to you. Yeah, I think this is as close as I can get to Chica without going in the hallway. That's nice. I guess that's a cooler easter egg, even though it's not an easter egg. But hey, it's a good segue into this video, isn't it? Looking at easter eggs in this video. Isn't that fun? Specifically, Curse of Dreadbear. So yeah, the first one is actually, ooh, okay, well, there are ones in the hub, but we'll come back to get those. We've got to go to the title for the first one and I am mostly going off a reddit post, so link down below if you want to check them out for yourself. My, ooh, hey, my vision in the actual game is not as good as your guys's surprisingly. So right here, I think it says Willow Whisper. Hi, I never actually properly looked up at you when the lightning was flashing and just like that. So I think really get a good look at you. Yeah, Willow Whisper. Not sure if that means anything, but it's there. Again, today is all about easter eggs. Things that you might have missed. Everything you missed while playing Curse of Dreadbear. So, first up, well, first up was that. Next up, I'm going to look over here because I think everyone knows by now Dreadbear can rise from the water. I thought I saw him, sorry. Foxy's pirate ship can be back there. Also, the FNAF4 house is back there. I didn't actually mention that in my playthrough, but it's back there. Also, okay, this is probably one of my favorite ones just because it's so creepy. To get Dreadbear looming over you, and I'm pretty sure this is how you do it, I did it the other day. I just got to remember how I do it.  So you see that the lights on the car are purple now. So look at them for a few seconds and then, yeah, there he is, boys. Oh my god, look at that. Now, I don't know how close I can get. I'm also kind of out of frame, but we're going to get as close as I physically can, so here we go. This is literally as close as I can get. It's still not close at all, but just look at that. That is creepy. It falls around just like the title screen characters do, so, yeah, absolutely terrible. And I'm running into things as I walk back to position. Fallfest83, I quickly skimmed over that in my playthrough. I'm not entirely sure how to get Foxy's ship and Dreadbear, so hopefully we get them just randomly, and if we don't, I'll just go in and out of the DLC hub. I think we should get them there. Also the sky that turns red. We should be able to get that just by closing in and out as well. But first eased drag, okay, well not the first eased drag, but the first eased drag in a minigame is Plushkin Paps. Plushkin Paps. Plushkin Patch. I still hate this. Very, very simple. That is the hat from Freddy's Repair minigame in the original game. So that's all we need to see here, and I really don't want to stick around for any longer than I have to, so we're just going to leave. So next up is hallway, and I'm not going to spend a lot of time on this, seeing as it'll take a few tries to see this entire eased drag. But basically, once you get into the bedroom itself, you can see the Freddy Bonnie Chica and Foxy Plushies. Yeah, you don't get much time to look around the bedroom, so wait. Yeah, the door's here. Yeah, I'm not going to spend a lot of time trying to get to the bedroom because it is so difficult to see all four of the Plushies out once. Hi. Another eased drag, actually, just thought of it. I actually got this one in my playthrough.  Please go away. Oh, shoot. Hold up, Bonnie. I probably could have kept walking. Oh, wow, a heel, though. There was an eased drag. Back there, there's a gravestone. We're going to have to wait a bit because it takes a while to get him to view. Actually, we could probably get closer. Yeah, we could probably get close. Up there, there's a gravestone that's faded out, and then it slowly glows purple, just like the effect that Glitchtrap has. So possibly it is hot. I forgot you did that, Green Foxy. By the way, that guy's name is Green Foxy. It's in the game files. As I was saying, that's most likely Glitchtrap's gravestone. You can see it starts to form here. It's pretty neat. There it is. Going to really take form there. All right, let's go back in. Hopefully we can get to the room this time. There's the plushie. I just saw it. Foxy plushie. Can you get too close to him? Well, that was my luck. I'm probably not going to do it anymore because it is so difficult to see all four of them once you even get back in there. So we're going to skip that one. It's really not that exciting anyways. It's literally just the four plushies. Oh my god, there's the ship.  Look at it go. Look at that go. I've never seen this in person. I've only seen it in videos. Oh my god, look at that. That is beautiful. It gets attacked by the Kraken later on. I'm pretty sure. Look at that. That's great. I don't know when it gets attacked. I really don't want to miss it. Also, if you didn't know, you can actually get candy from the candy pail. I mean, I didn't do that the first time. That is pretty obvious, but there. Yeah, I really don't know when this sucker gets attacked, but I did it out there on the internet. Honestly, I just wanted to get at least the pirate ship. So I'm really happy that we got that. I'm really, really happy. So what's up next? Build a mango. I don't remember if there is any string in there. Apparently the plushie, the foxy plushie in the hallway crawl can have no head. Never seen that. That's really creepy. Mango can crawl up in that vent. I didn't see that the first time. So, yeah, let's actually see that right now. You get one wrong, you slightly see mango. All right, let's throw this echo down the chute. Apparently, I don't know what to do. Yeah, let's see mango crawl out. Not too wrong. Oh, look at that. So once you get the third one wrong, they attack you. Actually, I want to throw you down the chute. Maybe you can't. I don't know. Anyways, look at that. That's great. Trick or treat. There's an interesting theory going on. These belonging to the bullies, all right? These belong to the bullies back in FNAF 4 all those many years ago. Also, I was on to something in my first video. Doing this loads times. Please doing the doorbell. I knew it was coming, though. It still caught me off guard. You do that a little time to get jumped in. Yeah, apparently these belong to the bullies, which is really interesting. These open and close as you play the game. Now, I really do want to see that. So, jeez. Oh my god, why did they get me? What's going to turn around? We're not even going to play the game. I actually got a ticket guess here. Might be Chica. All right, possibly Chica. These didn't open. Those didn't open the post around. Hopefully I got this right. Oh god. You're terrifying. Oh my god. Hello. I mentioned that this was my favorite minigame, right? I love this a lot. Oh, I saw it. Nice. All right, that's all I wanted. Let's leave before I die. Okay, so I don't actually have that much left besides Dreadbear Rising from the lake. I think we're just going to have to get lucky on that one. There's also one in the winning screen. So, that one we've also got a gift. But again, that one's up to chance because you need three different posters. So, yeah. This one, there's a tiny strike referencing Fredbear from Custom Night, but it's really not that big of a deal. Try to win so you can get to the winning screen. I'm going to do Build a Mangle. Why am I doing Build a Mangle? I should just do 901, but whatever. What are you doing Build a Mangle? Oh geez. Oh no. Monstrosity. Wolf. Wolf. Wolf. Really? That's literally the last thing I needed was all three of the wolves. I never got all the prizes in the DLC. So, that's nice. Yeah, so this is going to be a chance to let me get them all. Oh, this guy's orange. It's not the red we wanted, but it's orange. That's nice. Oh my god. There are always a monstrosity. Wolf. Wolf. Aye, we did get that one. We need that one, but we also got two wolves, which we don't want. Oh, they did add figurines for the withers. Oh, that's so good. Oh, we got the vote again. Nice. Same recording session. Oh, it actually got attacked.  All right. That's awesome. You.  That's incredible. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh no. I love playing this game just for the different things. Look at the head. Wait, hold on. Wait for it to turn around right here. It looks like it slumps down in a chair. Just relaxing on a Friday night. Wolf. Oh no. Oh, we were close. Ooh, a chewy treat. Oh, here a chewy. This one's going to be hard again. Foxy, I'm sorry. Wolf. Wolf. Dang it. Okay. I don't even know. It doesn't even matter. That's what I missed anyways. What the heck? Hey, crudlin? Sure. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Get that out of here. Oh no. Oh no, indeed, hand unit.  What are you looking at, Nightmare Leon? Oh god, 50%. Ah yeah, I deserve that. You can also put these candles out, not that it matters. Gate. Oh no. Perhaps the instructions were not clear. Stay back. Stay back. Stay back. Animatronic engineering is just that simple. Help. Help.  Fight. What did that say? Oh no, I can't read the small text. That's not good. Fight. 30%.  It did too well. Oh, 90. Oh no. It looks like there are a few parts left over. The system must do a random purge. Help. Piece of cake. Oh, the clown. First time we've gotten you, but we need you a lot more. Oh, I got a squeaky. Maybe I just suck. Hey, you don't.  You look awesome. Nice. Hey, the boat. Third time in a row. I think that's trying to tell me that I've been playing this for too long. Yeah, there it goes. That was great. I thought that was supposed to be rare. I've probably been recording for maybe an hour and I've gotten it three times. Is there a problem? Oh god, there is a problem. That's the problem. Help. Animatronic engineering is just that simple. I want to throw Mangle's face at Mangle's face. Down, wolf, wolf. I never explained what's supposed to happen when you hit all three. It's me appears. Ooh, TP2. It's me appears right there and this whole place goes purple. It's really not that special, but it's cool. Ooh, the cupcake. That's a new one. I needed that. You. Come on, man. Oh, the cupcake. You're cute. Own for your sins. Okay. Cupcake, what are you doing? And now the endo is like chilling out like this. Am I dying? Am I dead? I'm dead. Are you kidding me? A fourth time. A fourth freaking time. Can we get attacked? Nope. It's just gonna sit there. A fourth freaking time. Are you kidding me right now? I heard that this, yeah, look, it's getting attacked. I heard this was the rarest one, huh? Four times in one hour. 8%. That's gotta be the term. I don't like how there's two heads.  Maybe I should keep going to get all the prizes. Oh, I should keep going to get all the prizes.  You could probably, thinking about it, just stack all of the pieces around you and then use them. That's actually probably a small idea. 90%. Oh my God, Bonnie. It looks like there are a few parts left over. It looks like there is a monstrosity. Hey, Bon Bon. Bon Bon Bon. Oh my God. I think I've legit lost count. Is this the fifth or sixth? I think it's the fifth. You've gotta be kidding me. Okay, it's confirmed. It's not rare. It's very common. Everyone calm down. Oh my God. Oh no. Just stop. Who thought at zero? That this was going to be a good idea. I mean, it's a great idea. But oh my God, the monstrosities and the horror that they create clown clown. Who knows? Maybe I need to hit all through the clown. My scene stuff. Am I seeing stuff? That's disgusting. All right. Maybe it's all through the clowns I need. Hey, they all hionk. Hionk, hionk, I'm goose. Okay, can I thank you? No better with my right. Correct. Okay, now comes the tough one. There's no way. Did that land straight away? Whoa, what the heck? How did that land? What the heck? No, I don't want to, I want to grab. Thank you. Yeah. Oh, I got it. I freaking got it. I freaking got it. It's all through the clowns. It's all through the clowns. Oh, I don't like how it went silent. I freaking got it, boys. All right. Now apparently people are having trouble getting this one. So I'm going to take my time. Okay, I'm going to take my time. I'm going to slow the look around. It doesn't look like anything is different though. Yeah, I think it's just that it's me. All right, here, we'll go to normal height. Yeah, it looks like it's legit just that it's me. Can't put it on the hat, the sorting hat that Sean called it. Yeah, I think this is just it. I'm going to see how close I can get. I'm so happy I got this one. As you can see, it just says it's me. I got a yell because I'm so far away. Again, it doesn't look like anything new. I'm running into stuff again. My gosh, I'm so far away. I'm so sorry. Can I blow out these candles? Oh God, I can't reach them. No, I can't reach the candles. Well, whatever. Let's see what we got. Let's see if anything happens. Oh, okay. The pumpkins have a green lit to them. Anything? No, it's just that it's me. Okay, can we get dreadbear to end it? No. Well, to finish it off, because really, as cool as the prizes are, I can just get them out of video. They're really not that important. So I'm just going to hang around here. I'm going to go in and out until we get the red sky, because we've got the orange. We didn't get the red. And then that should be basically the full entirety of basically all the coolly strikes. I'll say that. All the important ones that are worth mentioning. Oh, wow. Look at that. The pirate ship again. At this point, I don't even care that it's there. I've seen it so many times. The pumpkin, the Plushkin patch is actually out there, which is cool to note, because that's the windmill in the game, in the minigame. All right, speed around just to get the final prizes. All right, this video may be a bit long, but it's fine. The first video was long and we had fun anyways, guys. So yeah, speed around. We just need four more prizes. 100% gamers, 100%. I wonder if it's, if you get all three of the same poster. Here, we got FNAF Mythbusters. We're going to find out. I don't know. I think it's all three of the clowns. Oh, Chica. I mean, don't watch. Geez, I forgot you can eat them.  I was checking my phone. I was checking my phone. It's the boat again. Seventh time. Oh no. Oh no. There are a few parts left over. Not just a few. Let's do a random purge. Help. Oh, nice man, Chica. What do I get? Wolf, wolf. Thank you. All right, that's great, but look at Chica. Hey, Chica, that's nice.  Take that mango, your yeet, and your yeet. Foxy, terrifying as always. I'm going to end up taking a detailed look. Whoa, that was a cool trick to do there. I'm not really taking a detailed look. I'm just skimming past them. All right, one more prize, and then Dreadbeard Sky, and that's it. We're done. I've been doing this for way too long. Little boy, what are you doing? Dying. Oh no, I broke it. Whoa, are you kidding? I loaded up and I'm freaking tall again. All right, I don't know what's happening. This is clearly a bug. Okay, so really, all we have left to do that I want to get out of the way for this video is the red sky in Dreadbeard coming out of the lake. I really, really wanted Dreadbeard coming out of the lake, so it's guys and too much of a necessity. So I think what I'm going to do is just sit around here, wait for Dreadbeard to do his thing. So yeah, I'll be here. Dreadbeard, if you want to come up, I got some great snacks. I've got a fuzz baller.  All right, boys, all it takes is a fuzz baller, and Dreadbeard comes straight for your baller. Too bad you can't have it. Oh my god, really?  Maybe they made him appear more often in the new update. I don't know. Probably not. They probably actually decreased his spawn rate, but here he comes, boys. Here he comes. All right, I actually have quite a lot of room to work with behind me, so I could, and I can adjust my height. So I should be able to get pretty close to the dude. All right, look at him walking up like strolling. He thinks he's all cool, but he's not. All right, Dreadbeard, I'm a lot cooler than you. Just because you have a pretty dope walk, so I'm not going to lie. Look at my man walking. I'm making too much of a big deal out of this. Actually, no, I should be making a big deal of this. This is the final Easter egg that we're going to get for this video. This, I said at the very beginning that this was going to be the final one, and here we freaking are, boys. What does he look like in nightmare mode? Ooh, just as terrifying. Unbelievable nightmare you've outdone yourself, lad. All right, let's get over here a bit. How far are going to go? Pretty far. Oh my god, look at him.  All right, thumbnail worthy shot right here. Oh, that's great. Oh my god, look at that. You guys can't probably hear me that well, but oh my god, look at him. Here he comes. Oh, what's up? I would open my closet, but that'd be a bit weird to show on video. Hey, can I get any closer? What's up?  Oh my god, and he goes like all the way out into the barn bonus. Look at him. He's tall. He's so tall. Why is his Dreadbeard so tall? See him in nightmare mode again? Oh, whoa, what the heck? What's it all like foggy? In the beta, there's actually a video release. Oh, he looks so much cooler in nightmare mode. There's actually a video release. Someone actually managed to get the beta version, like early, early beta of this game, or of the DLC I should say. And everything looks so much different. If I can find it, I'll link it down below because it's just, it's absolutely incredible. I saw it on Reddit. If I remember to put it down in the description, I definitely will, but oh, nice. Oh, yeah, he goes into the barn. He does this thing. I don't know what he does that for that. I've only ever seen him in Reddit videos and I also saw him in a, in the grinds video. So there he goes. I'm so happy that we got to experience all of these.  Actually, we could get Dreadbear'sception up in here. Yeah, I'm really, really happy that we got to experience all of these Easter eggs. Again, the red sky is cool. It's nice. You know, it's a nice reference to the fourth game. But again, it's not really that much of a, a must have for a second. I thought we had the pirate ship for like the eighth time or something crazy. But um, yeah, that is basically every Easter egg in course of Dreadbear. Hopefully you guys enjoyed if you made it this far. I have no clue how long hey, Dreadbear, you want a bar? I think I actually made it to the lake. That's great. If you made it this far, thank you so much for watching all the way through. I don't know how long this is going to be. I recorded for well over an hour. So um, yeah, I appreciate it if you guys made it this far. And if you did smash like and if you're not already subscribed, then subscribe for more course of Dreadbear that we have. We've got to 29th, 29th. You guys are probably going to see this on like the 26th. So we got three days, three days until Dreadbear chapter two. So thanks everyone so much for watching and I'll see you all on the flip side. Goodbye.