- #STREAM ELEMENTS HOW TO#
- #STREAM ELEMENTS UPDATE#
This includes Regulars, Subscribers, or VIPs.
You can set exclusions (user groups immune to timeouts for posting links) by user group. Locate the Link Protection toggle under the list of Spam filters. At the very least set up Link Protection so your channel’s chat is protected from spam links. We could spend a whole article talking about how the bot works, but consider looking at Spam Filters first. Timers – Set up automatic chat messages from the bot. Spam Filters – Determine how the bot deals with chat spam. Chat commands – Turn default chat commands on and off as well as set custom chat commands. User management – Give permissions to other users to manage the chat bot. Modules – Add chat alerts and mini-games. To do so, find the Bot section of the left navigation menu. Now that the bot is active, there are several ways to customize it. Note: Clicking the Mute button here leaves the bot in your channel but silences alerts or notifications until unmuted. If the bot is in your channel already, it will show Part Channel, allowing you to remove the bot from chat. You turn the bot on by clicking the Join Channel button (under Bot Settings) on your Dashboard. The StreamElements Bot may handle alerts, mini-games, chat commands, spam filters, and timers. This is a fresh Twitch account so there aren’t any metrics to really see. Pictured below is the StreamElements dashboard. #STREAM ELEMENTS UPDATE#
You can also mute the bot or update your stream and game titles from the dashboard. The Dashboard contains stream stats, allowing streamers to see metrics on tips (if set up), followers, subscribers, bits, hosts, raids, and merch (if set up). If you’re brand new to StreamElements, there’s a list of things to get you started: Activating the Chat Bot, setting up tips, add overlays, and importing from other tools. When logging into StreamElements, you see the Dashboard. Clicking the Twitch login asks for your credentials and then asks for permission to use your Twitch account. You may login using your Twitch, YouTube, or Facebook account. You will navigate here anytime you need to make an adjustment to a StreamElement-related feature. We will step through adding the bot, a tip page, and an overlay.
#STREAM ELEMENTS HOW TO#
This guide covers how to get quickly set up so you can stream your heart out.
With so many things to manage, StreamElements is a wise choice and keeps all your tools in one place. It’s a one-stop-shop that can handle most streamers’ needs. StreamElements is a featured-packed tool for streamers it provides cloud-based overlays, a chat bot, stream stats, as well as merch and tipping solutions.
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