How to add it to OBS, Streamlabs or Meld
- Set it up above, then press Copy link.
- In OBS Studio, click + under Sources and choose Browser. In Streamlabs Desktop, add a Browser Source; in Meld Studio, add a Browser layer.
- Paste the link into the URL box and set the width and height shown under the link.
- Leave "Shutdown source when not visible" off. If it is on, live alerts and goals stop whenever you switch scenes.
- Drag it where you want it and resize it with the red handles. The background is transparent, so only the text shows.
It also works as a Twitch Studio, PRISM Live or vMix browser input. Gear that pairs well: a Stream Deck or a free OBS install. Disclosure. Your settings are saved in this browser, so you can come back and change them; after changing settings, paste the new link into the source.
Rules
Every event deals damage: by default a sub does 100 (×2 for tier 2, ×3 for tier 3), each gifted sub 100, each Bit 1, each dollar tipped 100, a follow 10 and each raider 2. When the boss hits 0 HP, whoever dealt the final blow becomes the new boss at full HP. If the boss supports the stream themselves, they heal instead.
Example: a 1,000 HP boss takes a 500-Bit cheer (−500) and 5 gifted subs (−500). The gifter lands the last hit and takes the crown with 1,000 HP.
| Mod command | Does |
|---|---|
!boss reset | Back to the first boss |
!boss hp 2000 | Sets max HP |
!boss name Name | Renames the boss |
!boss hit 50 | Deals damage as you |
Subs, gift subs, Bits and raids come from your Twitch or Kick chat. Follows, channel points and Twitch tips need the free Twitch connection; Ko-fi tips need the Ko-fi connection.
Frequently asked questions
What is a stream boss?
A game where viewers attack an on-screen boss with subs, Bits and tips. The viewer who lands the final hit becomes the next boss.
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