Chat Tower
Viewers type !stack and a block lands on top. Every block lands a little off the one below, the tower sways more as it grows, and sooner or later someone knocks it over.
What your chat does
Aim it left or right to fight the lean.
Both fall lines are on screen, so chat sees it coming.
Whoever placed the last block gets named.
Why streamers use it
One tower for the whole chat. Every block is somebody's, and it only gets tall if chat works together.
The tallest tower ever stays on record, and everyone who had a block in it lands in a list any overlay can show.
The tower leans, sways and finally comes down on screen. Chat can see exactly how close it is.
The tower comes down at the start of every stream, or stays up between streams if you'd rather. The record carries over either way.
Ready in three steps
Every step is a button on the next page. You never have to go looking for a setting.
Log in with Twitch. One click puts it in your account.
One button turns on the Overlabels bot, which reads !stack in your chat. Type /mod overlabels in your chat so it can reply.
Copy one link into a Browser Source. Streamlabs Desktop and any other app with a browser source work the same way.
Blocks only land while you are live. Anyone can type !tower to see how tall it is and how close it is to falling.
Questions
Nothing, apart from being named in chat and on screen.
No. Each viewer waits a few seconds between blocks, 5 by default, and you can make that longer.
No. The record and the list of who built it carry over from stream to stream.
No. They type in your Twitch chat, like any other chat command.
Yes. Overlabels has no tiers, no trial and no card to enter. Every product is free.
Yes. One button on the product's page removes it and everything it installed.
Free. Three steps.
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