Twitch recently updated their stats page to include better viewership tracking but the rest of this information isn’t there. You can see how your viewership fluctuates as the stream goes on as well as the distribution of followers and subs throughout your stream.

All the data is separated based on stream so you can see your recent streams and how all your data looks throughout. There is some at-a-glance data you can refer to but if you want to dig into more stats, Streamlabs improved how their data is sorted and moved it to it’s own page.

As they mention in the update, streamers generally used the “ Recent Events” panel more so they made it more prominent on the dashboard. To confirm that your widget is added, return to Streamlabs and run a sample alert by pressing the available options.Īn alert will now appear within your scene.Streamlabs updated their dashboard today to make it more useful for streamers. Your Streamlabs Widget will now be added within your Scene. Paste the copied Streamlabs Widget URL into the URL field. Give your Browser source a friendly name (e.g. Select the icon to add a source.įrom the Sources dropdown, select Browser, then click Add Source. Within Cre8, select the Scene you would like to add your Widget to. Alternatively you can select All Widgets, and view other Widgets, including viewer count, subscriber goal, chat box and more. Once logged in, from the Streamlabs Dashboard select Alert Box. If you haven't already, you will need to firstly create a Streamlabs account. To learn more about Streamlabs widgets, visit the Streamlabs website. These widgets can easily be integrated into your Cre8 productions. Streamlabs Widgets allow you to create an interactive livestream with widgets such as an alert box, chat box, follower goal, and more.

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