If an individual sees they can have a gif or sound effect play with some channel points, they will more than likely hang around to get enough to redeem. I love Triggerfyre!!!! This wonderful Twitch app from makes it possible to make custom chat commands like the !tini in this example: that's an OBS Source that chat can turn on! /LE0Vd3cD3z- Tessamack Art 🎨 DecemExample of OBS source changes, all done by chat commands.įor example, a lot of point or loyalty systems award points based on time spent in the stream.
Tying actions to subs, points, bits, etc. This is where it’s a benefit to let chat control your stream and OBS. Unless you are a god in Apex or Warzone, you’ll probably need some unique aspects to your stream that draw people in. Just playing games on stream is not going to cut it for 99% of people. In the saturated space of content creation, you need to find ways to break through the noise. That’s what we are going to show you today!īest of all, all you need is OBS Studio and some free community plugins! Let’s dive in! Benefits of letting chat control your stream But what if you could use these systems and let a chat member control what shows up on the screen? Or what if they could make an action happen behind you if you are using a green screen. You can achieve basic engagement with a loyalty system or through Twitch Channel Points. When you can make your chat feel connected to the stream in some way, it can leave a lasting mark that turns a casual lurker into a dedicated viewer. Click on the plus sign under “Sources.Engagement with chat is key to community building.Make sure to install a separate software if you’re going to use your smartphone. You can use a webcam, digital camera, or smartphone camera. But if you want to try streaming with a face or hand cam on, the following instructions will show you how to set up your camera on OBS studio. You’re not required to show your face on stream. If streaming your game face isn’t your thing, that’s fine. Most stream with cameras showing their faces, while some prefer to point the lens at their hands to showcase movement.
It could be them reacting to something mid-game, looking funny to the Internet, or many other things. Some streamers became famous due to their viral stream clips. Note: while streaming, you can easily adjust the volume for your game and microphone under “Audio Mixer.” 3. You can also select your microphone by clicking the gear icon and selecting “Properties” under “Mic/Aux.” You can mute yourself with the speaker icon and adjust your mic’s volume using the slider.
“Mix/Aux” is where you control your mic’s settings.
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