How do it?
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Fiterpilot
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Like pentra said, you need a green screen and something to chomakey the background. There are tons of tutorials out there, so maybe try looking it up?
GamersName
String_not_found
Writing same question in google will give you some options to choose from 
Technomania
its over 9000!
the green color is a lie you dont need it to be green. it can be any color you want it to be, people use green because it does not hurt the eyes.
RedFox
YTTalk's Fox
Yeah, Chroma Key can be any color, Blue and Green are just common among movie studios and content creators.
FancyWeasel
I've Got It
As I heard, the only reason why is green used because it's not very common at least in clothing and stuff. You need a webcam and a streaming/recording program that can use chrome key.
If you're using Open Broascaster (OBS), then you just have to add the Webcam as usual (with add Video Capture Device) and check that "Use Chroma Key" (on the left bottom as you can see)
and select the color you want, and maybe mess with the setting under that.
As in XSplit,you have to right click your camera after you added then click on the "Color" tab, then you have two option, Color Key and Chroma Key.
XSplit makes a difference in using an actually Red/Green/Blue background. XSplit calls that Chroma key, you just select the color from the drop-down, and mess with the settings
But there's an other option as it is Color Key. This is pretty much the same, but here you can select your wanted color (with the Eyedrop Tool), so it can be pink, black, or brown, or anything else, but probably if you have a reg/green/blue background you should use Chroma Key.
Hope this helps!
Also if you'd searched for this you've probably gotten the same results from google.
Or you could have tried messing with your broadcaster program. Just sayin'.
If you're using Open Broascaster (OBS), then you just have to add the Webcam as usual (with add Video Capture Device) and check that "Use Chroma Key" (on the left bottom as you can see)
and select the color you want, and maybe mess with the setting under that.
As in XSplit,you have to right click your camera after you added then click on the "Color" tab, then you have two option, Color Key and Chroma Key.
XSplit makes a difference in using an actually Red/Green/Blue background. XSplit calls that Chroma key, you just select the color from the drop-down, and mess with the settings
But there's an other option as it is Color Key. This is pretty much the same, but here you can select your wanted color (with the Eyedrop Tool), so it can be pink, black, or brown, or anything else, but probably if you have a reg/green/blue background you should use Chroma Key.
Hope this helps!
Also if you'd searched for this you've probably gotten the same results from google.
Or you could have tried messing with your broadcaster program. Just sayin'.
Technomania
its over 9000!
no you do not need OBS to run a chromakey thats the worst kind of recorder you can get from. its better to pay for the xsplit then use the junk OBS as to offer and making a chromakey screen does not take a lot of money to make. all you need is a huge cardboard box then add any color you want on it.
FancyWeasel
I've Got It
Never said he should use OBS, just if he's already using and want to do it with that, he has the oppurtunity. I've just written the instructions for both cases, although I like OBS better.
