To install a sub goal widget on OBS you will want to set up a account. Setting up Sub Goals is a little different in OBS than it is on Streamlabs. Last you can click Done and place the counter wherever you think it looks best in your scenes. In this section you can also adjust the colors and fonts of the sub counter. Personally I prefer the condensed version as it takes up much less room on the screen while getting the job done. Under the visual settings tab you can select 2 different layouts Standard and Condensed. This is how many days from today you want the goal to end. Your sub counter will count up from this number for every sub you get. This is how many subs you currently have. This is the target amount of subs you want to reach. This is the Title that will appear in your Sub Goal Box. Title, Goal Amount, Starting amount and End Date. Step 2 – Define Your Sub Goalįirst up we’re going to set the Goal settings. Once you have given your sub goal a name we can then adjust how it looks and start dialling in the specifics of the goal. You will then be asked to give your stream goal a name. Then go to widgets and select Subscription Goal –> Add Source. Go to your down to the sources section in Streamlabs and select the + to add a new source. Step 1 – Add New Subscription Goal Source Streamlabs has a Sub goal feature built in which makes it really easy to add a sub goal to your stream scene.
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How To Setup Sub Goals Using Streamlabs OBS I’m going to break down exactly how to add subscriber goals to your stream using OBS and Streamlabs OBS as well as showing you some places to get interesting graphics for your sub goals. So you’ve just got accepted for the Twitch affiliate program and you want to start getting in as many subscribers as possible? Well, a good way to get more subscribers is by having a Subscriber goal overlay on your Twitch Stream.
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