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On the code page, click on the download button available on the top-right.This location may vary according to the OBS Studio installation method (deb, snap, flatpak etc_. Replace the location according to your method of installation.

Step 1: Download Zoom to Mouse Lua script

Now that you have installed the Zoom to Mouse script, you should set a hotkey for this action. Otherwise, it will be difficult to access this feature.In the settings window, go to Hotkeys. Here, scroll down a bit to get the Toggle zoom to mouse and Toggle follow mouse during zoom shortcuts.🚧

Click on the obs-zoom-to-mouse.lua Lua script to open that page.
Click on Lua Script file

Enjoy OBS Studio for screen recording in Linux.

Click on the download button on the top-right of the page to download the script.
Click on the Download Button

Step 2: Install the lua script in OBS

This will open a file chooser, where you can see the location of the scripts. For me, it is /usr/share/obs/obs-plugins/frontend-tools/scripts.

Click on Tools from the menu bar and select Scripts option.
Click on Tools → Scripts

Before starting this guide, let’s make sure you have OBS Studio installed on your system.

On tthe bottom, click on the plus button to load a script from file.
Click “+” to add Script
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In this repository, click on the obs-zoom-to-mouse.lua Lua script file link.

Open OBS Studio and select Tools → Scripts.Open OBS Studio and select Tools → Scripts.You need to copy the downloaded Lua script file to this location.

This will open the script settings. Here, you need to select a Zoom Source. This should be the same as the screen capture source.

Use the link below to go to the GitHub repository of the project.

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