[b]LIV v2.8.4[/b] [i]First things first - headlines![/i] - First-person stabilizer gets better smoothing, a blurry background option, and in-VR preview! - LIV gets a mini-makeover with an updated start screen and tweaked window layout! - Some crashes were fixed! - We're testing out Quest Avatars and our OBS Plugin, more at 10. [i]New:[/i] - Updated welcome screen, with easily-accessible changelog and feedback options. Help guide the direction LIV will go! - We've added in that much-requested background blur to our shiny new first-person stabilizer. - Oh! Speaking of, we also improved the settings UI quite a bit - now with an in-VR preview of your output! - We've also tweaked our smoothing function, set new presets, and unlocked its framerate! Silky smooth footage for all 🤤 - Our OBS Plugin, available on the "latest" branch, allows you to "Export" any scene or source to be used as your LIV camera, without any CPU overhead! - We're working hard to get Quest Avatars ready, testing in a small group now over on "latest" 👀 [i] Fixed:[/i] - We've added extra CPU & GPU usage monitors to our telemetry files, which we're hoping will give us a hand with tracking down lingering performance trouble you might be having. - StreamerKit would sometimes crash when disconnecting from StreamElements, just some already-cleaned up stuff complaining about being fussed over! - StreamerKit also would sometimes crash when SteamVR was being closed. - Our tutorial got to be clingy for some of you... refusing to finish the tutorial right at the last possible moment. We've had a little chat about responsibilities. - It didn't let us off easy though, the tutorial would crash LIV on close too. We're making progress, here! - The first-person stabilizer now correctly matches the gamma setting of whatever it's capturing. - ... sad to call this fixed but the Quest logo has been updated. 👋😭 [b]If you love what we do, please chuck us a Steam review![/b]