Follower Bowling
Your ten newest followers are racked up as pins, with their avatars and names. Chat types !bowl to get in line, and the lane rolls the next viewer down every fifteen seconds.
What your chat does
One !bowl and you are in the queue.
Every fifteen seconds, the next viewer bowls.
A strike says STRIKE. A gutter says GUTTER.
Why streamers use it
Following your channel puts someone on your stream as a pin, with their avatar and name.
Switch the lane on and it bowls every fifteen seconds while there's a line. You keep streaming.
The lane stays hidden until you switch it on, so it can sit in OBS all stream.
!fbfirst sends the next one in line and !fbdraw picks one at random.
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 !bowl 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.
Switch the lane on from the overlay's Controls tab when you want it on screen. It runs itself from there.
Questions
Your ten newest followers, with their avatars and names.
No. While the lane runs, the bot stays quiet. The score is on the overlay.
Yes. !fbfirst sends the next person in line and !fbdraw picks one at random. You can rename both under Settings, Bot aliases.
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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