Automations
An automation ties an event to something that can be counted. When the count reaches the number you set, Stream Bounty calls the event for you. During a game, the event shows a counter with its progress, such as 3/5.
Set one up
Section titled “Set one up”- Link your Twitch account, if you haven’t. Stream Bounty can’t see what happens on your channel without it.
- Open Event Configuration and find the event.
- Press the wand icon next to it.
- Choose what to count and the number to reach.
For example: call “Follower rush” after 5 new followers, or “Bits rain” after 500 bits.
What can be counted
Section titled “What can be counted”On your channel
| Counts | Notes |
|---|---|
| New Followers | |
| New Subs | Also available for Tier 1, Tier 2 or Tier 3 subs only |
| Gifted Subs | |
| Resub Messages in Chat | |
| Bits from Cheers | |
| Bits from Power-Ups | |
| Channel Bits | Bits from cheers, Power-Ups, and extra cards and votes in Stream Bounty. Bits spent in other extensions are not included, because Twitch doesn’t share them |
| Channel Points from Rewards | |
| Channels Raided Stream | The number of raids |
| Viewers From Raids | The number of viewers raids bring |
| Hype Trains Started | Also available for a Hype Train reaching level 2, 3, 4 or 5 |
| Goals Reached |
In the game itself
| Counts |
|---|
| Players Join Game |
| Players Get Bingo |
| Votes Cast |
| Extra Cards via Bits |
| Events Called |
Things to know
Section titled “Things to know”- If you uncall an automated event, its counter goes back to zero.
- If follower counting stops working, link your Twitch account again from Twitch Account. Twitch has changed what extensions must ask permission for in the past, and linking again grants it.
- An automated event can still be called by hand.