Your monitor stays normal. OBS gets a censored picture.
Skyrim Streamer Mode watches the game and tells OBS where to cover a body. Black rectangles over the pelvis and chest, or a black screen for menus and load screens. Your own screen is never modified — only the picture you send to Twitch/Kick/etc.
Skyrim Streamer Mode watches the game and tells OBS where to cover a body. Black rectangles over the pelvis and chest, or a black screen for menus and load screens. Your own screen is never modified — only the picture you send to Twitch/Kick/etc.
Installation
- Install the main file with Mod Organizer 2 or Vortex.
- Enable the mod and tick SkyrimStreamerMode.esp on the Plugins tab.
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Launch through SKSE, load a save, then Pause → Mod Configuration →
Skyrim Streamer Mode.
The recommended way: OBS plugin
Install the optional download "OBS plugin" (manual install into your OBS
folder), then in the scene you stream to Twitch/Kick/etc. add the source "Skyrim (StreamerMode)".
Why this one:
- It is exact. The picture is censored inside the game, frame by frame, before OBS ever receives it. No catching up, no lag behind a fast camera turn.
- That feed physically cannot contain an uncovered frame — the raw pixels are not in that scene at all.
- Blur and pixelate instead of black boxes, if you prefer that look.
The simple way: browser overlay
No extra install: keep your normal Game Capture and add a Browser Source
above it:
above it:
- URL: http://127.0.0.1:8765/
- Width / Height: your canvas size, e.g. 1920 × 1080
Read this before using the overlay. It draws on top of OBS's own capture, so it is always a step behind the game: during a fast camera spin or a sprint the rectangles can lag by a frame, and the raw picture is still in the scene underneath them. It also cannot blur — only cover.
If you use the overlay, make the rectangles noticeably bigger (MCM → Rectangles → Width / Height) and keep "Motion margin" above zero. Trading a slightly larger black box for a safety margin is the whole point.
Network and privacy
The overlay mode runs a tiny web server on 127.0.0.1 only (your own machine, port configurable). It serves the rectangle positions to your browser source. Nothing is sent anywhere, there is no telemetry, no auto-update, no account.
Settings (MCM)
- Covered areas — who gets covered, and the test hotkey
- Rectangles — size, position and rotation of the pelvis / chest boxes
- Menus & scenes — black screen for RaceMenu, inventory, load screens…
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OBS connection — the browser port, or the OBS-plugin options
Defaults are tuned for a normal third-person setup. If a close-up leaks, make the rectangles a little bigger — that is the one knob most people ever need.
Nexus - Streamer mode at Skyrim Special Edition Nexus - Mods and Community
Nexus - Streamer mode at Skyrim Special Edition Nexus - Mods and Community
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