Keep League open and alt-tab back out to OBS. If you have a high-refresh rate gaming monitor, you may also want to use 144 here. In order to set a FPS limit, start a League game (custom game or practice mode is suitable) and open the options menu (ESC key), go to Video and scroll down to 'Advanced' and either set a FPS limit (preferred) or enable 'Wait for vertical sync' (smoother, but introduces input lag).ĭepending on your graphics card and monitor, we recommend to either set it to 60 or 120 FPS. Use the built-in FPS limiter is preferred since v-sync will cause some input delay, which many players do not like. In order to give OBS some room to work, we need to enable either vertical sync (v-sync) or set a FPS limit in-game. League of Legends is relatively lighweight and streaming friendly, but it's recommended to limit its FPS to not overload your graphics card when using OBS at the same time. You can now add your other stream elements (webcam, alerts, overlays, etc.)

In the property window, select the 'LeagueClientUx.exe' under 'Window'. Setup a new scene for the League lobbyĬlick the '+' button in the scene box to add a new scene and name it 'League Lobby'Īdd a new 'Window Capture' and name it 'League Client'. Streaming League of Legends can be made easy and visually appealing by using two scenes, one for the client lobby and one for gameplay. Streaming League of Legends with OBS Studio using two scenes

League of legends client overlay