
The LAPLACE Chat dashboard integrates with OBS, so you can drive the basics of OBS right from the dashboard: manage streaming, switch scenes, and edit scenes. It also ties into this site's scene tagging feature
This feature shipped on Mar 30, 2025
Usage
- In the OBS menu, choose "Tools - WebSocket Server Settings"
- Select "Enable WebSocket server"
- Keep the default server port, or change it to another port
- Enter a server password by hand, or click "Generate Password" to create one automatically; you can also leave it empty (see "Security" below)
- Click "Apply"
- Click "Show Connect Info" and note the port (usually 4455) and the password
- Open the LAPLACE Chat dashboard, enter the matching connection details in the sidebar settings, and click "Connect"
Security
- The OBS integration in LAPLACE Chat runs entirely in your local browser; this site never uploads any OBS-related data
- If your OBS sits on an external network, or could end up exposed to the public internet, setting a server password is strongly recommended. If you are certain your OBS cannot be reached from outside, leaving it empty is fine
- Because of HTTPS security rules, the LAPLACE Chat dashboard can only integrate with an OBS instance on the same machine, meaning your OBS must be reachable over
localhostor127.0.0.1 - If the OBS instance and LAPLACE Chat are on different machines and you still want the integration, you first have to wrap the OBS WebSocket as
wss://through a third-party tunneling service such as ngrok. Always set a server password when you do
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Last updated on September 19, 2026