Timers
Show the stream uptime, current viewer uptime (Extension only) or a count up or down timer controlled with chat commands.
2. Expand the Content panel, and then under Text groups, click on an existing text group or add a new text group.
3. From the list of dynamic items, click on Timer to add a timer dynamic item to the Text group text, and then click on the added Timer item in the Text group text to configure the timer.
4. Under Type, choose either Stream uptime, Viewer uptime or Chat command.
5. For count up/down timers, choose Chat command, then choose for who to listen for (default is "broadcasters") and the message pattern (default is
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To control multiple timers, use a unique message pattern for each timer.
Test timers in the builder by dispatching Twitch Chat events while in Stream preview mode.
For additional help, see the attached video or reach out in #support-forum or #community-chat.
Adding a timer
1. From the Overlay settings drawer, create a new layer or click on an existing layer to access the Layer setting drawer.2. Expand the Content panel, and then under Text groups, click on an existing text group or add a new text group.
3. From the list of dynamic items, click on Timer to add a timer dynamic item to the Text group text, and then click on the added Timer item in the Text group text to configure the timer.
4. Under Type, choose either Stream uptime, Viewer uptime or Chat command.
5. For count up/down timers, choose Chat command, then choose for who to listen for (default is "broadcasters") and the message pattern (default is
!timerControlling count up/down timers with chat commands
You can control the chat command timers using keywords. For example, if your message pattern is!timer*
!timer!timer start*
!timer 5m* Other time formats are supported to, for example:
90s3h1d*
!timer pause*
!timer resume*
!timer stopFor additional help, see the attached video or reach out in #support-forum or #community-chat.
