Set by the GDPR Cookie Consent plugin, this cookie is used to record the user consent for the cookies in the 'Advertisement' category. Stripe sets this cookie cookie to process payments. These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. OBS Studio is a powerful tool in making professional streams, so be sure to explore the software for yourself.Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. Now that the most important streaming elements are set up, you’re ready to engage with your audience. You’ve learned to set up alerts, gameplay, and webcam in OBS Studio and Stream Elements. The multiple Follow Alerts appear in OBS. In the Stream Elements dashboard, click Alerts, then emulate the Follow Alerts several times in a row. Test the placement of your alerts in the new overlays in Stream Elements. Resize and position the grouped overlays, then lock the group in the Sources tab. Right click and select “Group Selected Items.” Now you can position both overlays as one. Once correctly positioned, select both Webcam and Camera in Sources by holding the Ctrl key. Lock the camera to help you position the webcam overlays. Next, adjust the Facecam overlay over the webcam. Select your capture card in the Device drop down menu. In OBS, add a new source and select Video Capture Device. Once positioned, return to Stream Elements to change the theme to Dark or a new color. Resize the chat overlay to fit the black rectangles of the overlay template, then Save. The Chat Properties window appears.Įnter the copied URL in the URL field.

Name the overlay Chat in the pop-up window and click Save.Ĭopy the hyperlink by clicking the hyperlink icon in the upper right of the toolbar. For now, choose a bright color to help you see the chat overlay when you position it in the template frame in OBS. Scroll down and choose a Background Color. Your new timer opens in a new tab.ĭoubleclick the new Your streams chat 1 layer in the side panel.Ĭlick Settings. Go to After customizing your timer settings, click Get my Timer.

Click the lock icon to prevent further changes.Select the source, then right click and select Transform, then Fit to Screen.

The new Starting source is now in the Sources tab.Select the Starting Soon file from the file browser.Select Create New and name your image Start.The Create/Select Source popup window appears. In OBS Studio, click the icon under the Sources tab to add a new source.This countdown timer is a free tool I created for you, which can be found at This screen will be showing before your twitch stream begins and features a countdown timer for your audience. Creating a Starting Soon screenįirst, create the Starting Soon screen. You will learn how to set up the following:ĭownload the free template files for this tutorial at using the coupon code FREESTEAMOVERLAY.

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