Interactive Widgets

• Enable: check "Enable Slot Machine."
• Trigger by (pick one):
  • Diamond amount: set the "Trigger threshold (diamonds)." Any single gift that reaches the threshold spins once — a bigger gift still spins once.
  • Specific gifts: pick up to 8 gifts as the ticket. One gift spins once, a combo of 5 queues 5 spins, and the diamond value is ignored. With no gifts picked, nothing spins at all.
• Skins: five options — Casino Classic, Night Market Gacha, Cyber Neon, Dragon Palace Aquarium, Pixel Arcade — the reel count is tied to the skin, so there's nothing extra to configure.
• Prize list: up to 8 prizes, each auto-assigned a symbol; use "Weight" to tune each prize's odds, and the panel shows each one's live percentage. "Miss" is fixed at the end of the list — only its weight and text can be changed.
• Idle prompt: while nobody's spinning, a line appears below the slot machine (e.g. "Send XX for a spin"). Until you type your own, it updates itself whenever you change the threshold or the trigger; once you type your own, it stays exactly as you wrote it. Gift names in the line use TikTok's official names for your console language (switch the console to English and they show in English); when too many gifts are selected it lists the first few plus "+N" instead of cutting a name in half.
• Win history: logs time, nickname, gift, and prize for every win — useful for handing out prizes after the stream.
• Preview the animation: to see how it looks before you go live, open the "Audience Interaction" page and press "▶ Rehearse animation" above the preview. That run plays only inside your own preview — viewers see nothing.

• Set the title and idle hint on Audience Interaction. On Home, switch the score floor on or off and enter a whole number from 41 to 90. After editing an enabled floor, save it for future readings. With the floor off, automatic scores range from 40 to 99. The settings preview stays idle.
• Accounts automatically fill nicknames and avatars. Edit either name directly, or enter names without accounts. You can pick the host from the roster.
• For each person, use a valid birthday (month and day) or choose one of the twelve zodiac signs directly without a birthday. For cusp dates or different regional conventions, use the sign the person provides. Birthdays are only used to work out zodiac signs and are not saved in stream state or room snapshots.
• Start the reading after completing the fields. Reading again changes the comment while preserving the revealed score and signs.
• Set the score for this divination (40–99); clears automatically after the draw. Leave blank to calculate automatically.
• Clear the result to return to idle. Editing names or the floor does not change an existing result; start a new reading to apply edits.

• Enable: check "Enable fishing." It's a separate widget from the Slot Machine — both can run at once, and each keeps its own settings.
• Trigger by (pick one, same as the Slot Machine):
  • Diamond amount: any single gift that reaches the threshold casts once — a bigger gift still casts once.
  • Specific gifts: pick up to 8 gifts as the ticket. One gift casts once, a combo of 5 queues 5 casts, and the diamond value is ignored. With no gifts picked, nothing casts.
• Queue: several casts at once play in order, one at a time — the previous result finishes playing before the next one starts, so they never overlap.
• Skins: six options — Lakeside Dock, Night-Market Goldfish, Deep Sea, Koi Garden, Ice Fishing, Taiwan Shrimp Pond — pick one from the thumbnails in the panel. Switching only changes the scenery and fish art; prizes and odds stay the same. Night-Market Goldfish scoops with a paper net instead of casting a rod. Taiwan Shrimp Pond catches prawns instead of fish: the eight slots run from grass shrimp up to the golden prawn, and the prize editor and history show prawn names to match.
• Prize list: up to 8 prizes, each auto-assigned a fish (Grey minnow, Silver stripe, Blue scale… up to Golden fish); later fish are rarer, and the last prize gets the golden fish, so put your biggest prize there. Use "Weight" to tune the odds, and the panel shows each one's live percentage. "Miss" is fixed at the end — only its weight can be changed. You can delete every prize. If hidden fish is off (or has weight 0), every cast then misses. The total weight of prizes, enabled hidden fish and misses must remain above 0.
• Tiered rods and hidden fish: up to 5 levels, with ordinary, silver, golden, diamond and legendary rods. Each level has its own name, rod and diamond threshold or gift selection. Adjust the prize and miss weights, then check each level’s win chance in the panel. A higher multiplier raises the chance, up to 100%. Level 1 is fixed at ×1; the later default levels use ×2, ×3, ×4 and ×5, and their multipliers are editable. The panel shows the resulting percentage. Hidden fish is off by default; when enabled with positive weight, it can be caught at every level, even with an empty regular prize list. Its first catch reveals its codex entry with a special animation.
• Miss outcomes (under the "Miss" row of the prize list): the choices depend on the scene. Every scene has "fish got away", plus things only that scene reels in — Lakeside Dock: old boot, rusty can, weeds; Night Market Goldfish: net tore (the net rips and the fish drops back into the water), marble, plastic bag, rubber duck; Deep Sea: seaweed, message in a bottle, seashell; Koi Garden: maple leaf, wooden sandal, wishing coin; Ice Fishing: ice block, lost mitten, fish skeleton; Taiwan Shrimp Pond: flip-flop, beer can, noodle cup. Tick which ones can show up; each miss picks one of the ticked outcomes at random, and each has its own reveal text you can edit. At least one must stay ticked; the last one can't be unticked. Taiwan Shrimp Pond says "the shrimp got away"; switching to that skin swaps any reveal text you haven't edited to the shrimp wording, and switching back restores it.
• Idle prompt: while nobody's fishing, a line appears below the widget (e.g. "Send XX for a cast") — same rule as the Slot Machine.
• Win history: logs time, nickname, gift, fish, and prize for every catch — useful for handing out prizes after the stream.
• Prize names can be blank: with many prizes the labels on the tray get small; leave a name blank and only the fish is shown. The reveal then names the winner without a prize line, and the win log shows the fish name instead.
• Show background: (Night-Market Goldfish, Ice Fishing, Koi Garden and Taiwan Shrimp Pond) untick it to keep just the water and what holds it (the basin, the ice hole, a small stone pond, or the tiled concrete shrimp pool) and let your stream show through around it. The prize row at the bottom stays.
• Advanced settings: at the bottom of the panel, collapsed by default. Set the cast animation length (1–10 s) and how long a win stays on screen (1–15 s) in 0.5 s steps. The hold also sets how long the next viewer in the queue waits. A miss always stays on screen for 3 s, regardless of these two settings.
• Preview the animation: "▶ Rehearse animation" above the preview only plays in your own preview. Viewers won't see it. Rehearsal uses the current prize draft, including unsaved edits. It alternates wins and misses when both are possible, skips prizes with weight 0, and shows only misses when the prize list is empty. Hidden fish is not included in rehearsal.

• Enable: check "Enable claw machine." It's a separate widget from the Slot Machine and Fishing. All three can run at once, and each keeps its own settings.
• Trigger by (pick one, same as the Slot Machine):
  • Diamond amount: any single gift that reaches the threshold plays one grab. A bigger gift still plays once.
  • Specific gifts: pick the gifts that count as a ticket. One gift plays one grab, a combo of 5 queues 5, and the diamond value is ignored. With no gifts picked, nothing plays.
• Prize list: each entry has a text and a probability, and the panel shows the live percentage. It ships with 6 sample entries. Replace them with what you actually give away.
• Misses: four types you can tick on or off: dropped halfway, claw slipped, stuck at the chute, grabbed nothing. Each miss plays one random type from the ticked ones, and every type has its own reveal text you can edit.
• Claw tiers: up to 5 levels: Standard, Silver, Gold, Diamond and Legendary claws. Level 1's threshold is the base threshold and its multiplier is fixed at ×1. The later levels default to ×2 through ×5, and you can change them. The panel shows the resulting win chance.
• Hidden prize: an extra rare prize, off by default. Once on, its first catch of the stream is revealed with a special animation.
• Skins: three options: Taiwan Arcade Claw Shop, Japanese UFO Catcher, Boutique Display Window. Pick one from the thumbnails in the panel. It only changes the scenery and art style. Prizes and odds stay the same.
• Bottom board: the prize-and-hint board is on by default. Turn it off to hide its frame, prize collection, hint and queue count. Grab and result animations still appear, and the setting is saved.
• Idle hint: while nobody is playing, a line under the machine reminds viewers (for example "Send XX to grab once").
• Result hold time: you can set how many seconds each result stays on screen. It also decides how long the next person in the queue waits.
• Clear records: "Clear this stream's records" wipes the grabs already recorded in this stream.

• Enable: check "Enable bingo balls." It's a separate widget from the Slot Machine, Fishing and the Claw Machine. They can all run at once, and each keeps its own settings.
• Trigger by (pick one, same as the Slot Machine):
  • Diamond amount: any single gift that reaches the threshold drops one ball. A bigger gift still drops just one.
  • Specific gifts: pick the gifts that count as a ticket. One gift drops one ball, a combo of 5 drops 5, and the diamond value is ignored. With no gifts picked, no balls drop.
• Number range: Choose a start and end from 1 to 99 (for example, 20–80). Balls and the board show numbers only. After a draw, you can expand the range; start a new round to narrow it.
• No repeats: each number comes up only once per round.
• Queue: when several people gift at the same time, the balls line up and play one at a time. They never overlap and none get lost.
• All numbers drawn: once every number in the round has been used (queued balls included), further gifts don't drop a ball. The overlay and the console both show "All numbers are out. Start a new round"
• New round: clears the drawn numbers and starts a fresh round. Balls still waiting in the queue aren't thrown away. They keep their order and get new numbers drawn from the new round.
• Called-balls ticker: a ticker along the top of the screen shows the balls drawn this round, newest first. When it fills up, it scrolls so every ball passes by. You can turn it off if you don't need it.
• Animation timing: you can adjust both how long the shot takes to drop the ball and how long the number stays on screen. A longer hold means the next ball in the queue waits longer.
• Skins: two options: Retro Pixel Arcade and Space Meteor. Pick one from the thumbnails in the panel. It only changes the art style. Numbers and rules stay the same.
• Shared in group streams: every host in the same room shares one machine and one number pool. No matter which host a viewer gifts, the ball comes from the same pool.

• Night Market is a pixel-art night-market board with seven score lanes along the bottom. Corner Shop is a hand-painted toy board with five prize holes. Arcade Lanes is a neon arcade board with seven lamp lanes. The number on a hole or lane is that prize's number in your prize list. A board above the machine lists the prizes you set by number, and it stays on screen during the result.
• Choose a diamond threshold or specific trigger gifts. A qualifying gift settlement launches once in diamond mode; in gift mode, each gift item queues a launch. Combo gifts count when the combo ends. Free tickets do not trigger a launch.
• Corner Shop holds up to 5 prizes; Night Market and Arcade Lanes hold up to 7. Switching from a 7-slot board to Corner Shop cuts the list to its first 5 prizes; the extra prizes are removed. Use the weights to set how often each prize comes up; the panel shows the odds as percentages. Replace the example labels with rewards you will provide. Slot size does not change the odds. The order of your prize list is the number on the board. On Corner Shop, prize 1 is in hole 1, prize 2 in hole 2, and so on (row by row, left to right within each row). Keep prize names short: long names shrink on the board and are cut off with “…” if they still do not fit.
• With fewer prizes than slots, Corner Shop covers the holes you are not using and the marble rolls over them. On Night Market and Arcade Lanes, lanes without a prize stay empty, with no card and no number, and the header lists only the prizes you set. On Night Market and Arcade Lanes, prizes are spread evenly across the seven lanes.
• Every marble wins; there is no miss. The marble always lands in a hole or lane that holds a prize, and only which prize it wins changes. To make a prize come up less often, lower its weight.
• Viewers take turns, one launch at a time in order. On Corner Shop and Arcade Lanes, waiting marbles line up in the reserve trough; Night Market shows how many are waiting. Editing prizes does not change rewards already in the queue.
• The result card shows the viewer's name and avatar and the number and prize they won, for example “Lane 3 Dance”. Adjust launch duration, winning-result hold and reminder text.
• Enable the widget, pin it to Home and use Test launch to check the live overlay. The test does not add a win to history. Real wins appear with the viewer and prize; you arrange delivery of the reward.
• Use the Pinball link at 480×640. Reconnecting continues the current launch without awarding the prize twice.

New rooms include one five-minute countdown with the simple dark style, ready to start from Home. You can edit or delete it; deleted timers stay deleted after reconnecting.

• Countdown: 10 seconds to 24 hours. Set the expiry text (blank uses the default), when the digits turn red, and an optional expiry beep with its own volume.
• Marathon: a countdown for challenges such as “Keep me live.” Likes, new follows and gifts can add or subtract time; the screen shows changes such as +10s or -30s. Enable each source separately. Likes accumulate until the chosen count is reached. Each new follower counts once until reset. Gift rules can use specified gifts (up to five adding time and five subtracting time), each gift regardless of type, or every chosen number of diamonds. Combos count when they finish. An optional remaining-time cap limits additions; 0 means unlimited. You can also set a title.
• Stopwatch: counts up from zero, with optional hours.
• Clock: shows the computer's time, with 12/24-hour format and optional seconds. It does not need Start.
• Appearance: each timer has its own style, colors, background opacity and font size. Styles include Minimal, Neon Centiseconds, Digital and Flip, plus a countdown ring and an analog clock for their respective types. Countdowns also offer Copper countdown.
• Manual adjustments: running or paused countdowns and marathons have +10, +30, +60 and -10 second buttons. Adjusting a paused timer leaves it paused.
• Names, appearance and marathon rules can change while running or paused and apply to later events. Lowering the cap does not remove time already accumulated. Reset before changing type or duration.
• Countdown and stopwatch timing comes from the backend, so closing the console or refreshing the overlay does not restart them. A countdown reaching zero ends immediately.

• Each track has its own start, pause, end, reset, target and duration.
• Comments: +1 per comment, with a three-second cooldown per viewer.
• Likes: add TikTok's reported count, which may contain several likes, with no cooldown. Large values use abbreviations such as 1.2K and 3.5M.
• Gifts: completed combos only. Choose unique senders, gift quantity (default) or diamonds as the counting unit. You cannot change units while running.
• Follows: each new follower counts once per round.
• Each card's top-right switch controls visibility. Gift and follow tracks also need a target to appear. Comment and like tracks without targets simply count.
• Targets add progress bars. Defaults are 10,000 likes, 20 gifts and 20 follows, with no comment target. Reaching the goal lights up the card and can display a goal banner.
• Keep counting after the goal is on by default for each track. It celebrates once, then continues counting beyond the target with a full bar. Turning it off ends that track when it reaches its goal.
• Each track has its own goal-banner text and switch. With the banner off, the card still lights up.
• Choose no time limit, 1/3/5 minutes, or a custom duration.
• Home has +1 and Set current value for each track. Manual changes can only increase the count, work in any state and can trigger goal completion.
• Stack cards vertically or arrange them horizontally. Opacity applies to the whole group; 100 is fully opaque.
• Suggested sizes depend on the visible cards: vertical two/three/four cards use 260×360, 260×494 and 260×628; horizontal cards use 480×200, 712×200 and 944×200. Update the LIVE Studio source dimensions when changing layout or card count.

Likes Leaderboard

A live ranking of the viewers who've liked the stream the most, accumulated across the whole session (not a gift ranking) — commonly used to drive up likes for the platform's algorithm. Configurable: how many to show, whether to show nickname/count/avatar, and a custom title; "Reset" clears the whole session's total.

Round Contribution Board

A live ranking of the viewers who've contributed the most gifts this round; it resets when a new round starts, and stays on screen after the round ends until you clear it with "Reset." Display settings are the same as the Likes Leaderboard, plus you can adjust avatar size, vertical or horizontal layout, and rows/columns to fit whatever space you have on screen.

Member Board

A gift ranking by "member" — a good fit for groups with a fixed lineup.

• Add members one by one by TikTok account, or press "Import host list" to bring in today's whole roster at once.
• Up to 10 members: beyond that the whole board has to shrink to fit your browser source and the text gets small. Once the list is full, "Add" is disabled and "Import host list" only fills the remaining slots.
• With no current receiver set, the board follows the game's gift attribution: in official PK or sticker play alike, each gift is added to the member it is credited to. "Set current" sends all later gifts to that one member instead; "Clear current" goes back to following the game.
• "Board style" comes in nine options — Classic, Black-Gold Glass, Violet Galaxy, Neon Esports, Ornate Gold, Creamy Cute, Minimal Luxe, Future HUD, Oriental Jade — changing the look only, never the scores.
• "Title" sits at the top of the config area and can be changed to your own text; press "Clear title" to go back to the default "Member Board" title.