Easy method to create Lower Thirds in OBS Studio 27 with Source Transistions

Using the new Source Transitions in OBS Studio 27, it is easy to create lower thirds without the need for third-party add-ons.
I previously used a dock that provides more control, but can be quiet finicky to use.
• Create animated lower ...
NOTE: Even though I applied the show/hide transitions to the group (to keep the video short and simple), you can selectively apply show/hide transitions to individual elements (color source, text1, and text2) to create complex in/out transitions.
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[@EricShongwe]

Thank you so much sir 🙏

[@meghajindal]

Super cool. Have started using OBS in last few months. This adds a very nice arrow to the quiver :) Thanks as always

This, and the ability to undo/redo, are my favorite new features in OBS Studio 27. There are still some bugs in the implementation, but it works well enough to really add value.

[@TechforToastmasters]

Agree. The undo was a sorely missed feature before.

[@TechforToastmasters]

The matte track stinger transitions are pretty cool too.

[@jonhmajor3216]

Thank you for the tutorial. So clear and concise. Excellent.

[@scottmcnicol373]

Very interesting and informative Caje 👍🏼

[@TechforToastmasters]

Thanks Scott!

[@ummatonline7589]

Excellent tutorial. Thank you

[@orekun_]

Thanks for your great tutorial, helps a lot.

[@TomTerrific]

Thanks - it is amazing how powerful OBS is.

[@grainbrightmashinyi]

Thank you so very much your explanation is on point

[@krackerToo]

Awesome Thank you

[@CreatorClassroom]

Really too nice tutorial.

[@johnmarquardt1991]

CLEAR AS MUD

[@SunnyCee_Events]

Nice video, the animation seems to work only in normal mode, but while in studio mode, it doesn't animate.