Live scenes
The five arrangements a stream actually cycles through. Every dashed region is a capture source — put the OBS scene there and the framing is already correct.
Rebuilding the theme, token by token
Chat's open · say hello1 · standby — topic and countdown, no share yet
1920×1080 capture
2 · share right — share takes the golden share of the width. The default.
3 · share left — mirrored, for right-handed webcam framing
4 · duo — equal halves: guest, reaction, pairing
5 · focus — camera full, share as a picture-in-picture. Q&A moments.
Every scene carries the same 6cqw strip with the topic on the left and the state on the right. Cutting between scenes then never makes the topic jump — the only thing that changes is what's underneath it. That's the whole trick to a stream that looks produced.
The chat rail from the live screen composes with any of these: drop .chat into the grid as a final column.
.live-stage + .live-1…5 · .src-share / .src-cam · .live-head · .src__tag