[AI Assisted Summary]
In this tutorial video, I demonstrate how to create a fun “achievement effect” for live streams using Streamer.Bot. The effect triggers when a viewer types “!first” (or a similar command) in chat, awarding them a virtual trophy like “Icebreaker” for being the first to engage.
I starts by guiding viewers through setting up a new action in Streamer.Bot, adding a command trigger for “!first,” and configuring permissions, cooldowns, and sources to ensure it works smoothly on platforms like Twitch. I also try to explain the core logic using global variables to track the achievement’s state, including initializing it to “true” at stream start via a reset action and then flipping it to “false” after the first trigger. I cover if-else statements to check the variable, incrementing persistent user counters for trophy tracking, and populating text fields for the achievement name, earner, and count. This combined with some visual flair, results in a polished pop-up effect that enhances viewer interaction.
Let me know if you used these techniques to make your own.
