Team Battle Guide

Team Battle#

Auto-aggregate donations by team using trigger words and broadcast as a horizontal bar graph to OBS.

Register Stream Channels#

• Click “Add Channel” in the left sidebar of the studio page.
• Enter the stream URL of the platform you use — YouTube, Twitch, SOOP, CHZZK, Kick, TikTok, and more.
• After adding a channel you must press Start so that donations and chats are collected.

Build Teams#

• Use “Add Team” to configure 2–10 teams (3–6 teams require Premium; 7–10 require Premium+).
• Name each team freely (e.g., “Chicken”, “Pizza”).
• A minimum of 2 teams is required.

Configure Trigger Words#

• Expand each team’s accordion to add trigger words that score points for that team.
• When a donor sends a chat containing a trigger word within the configured time after donating, the team gains points equal to the number of donations.
• You can tune the trigger detection window (default 13s), minimum donation count, and the reference platform used for conversion.

Separator Word#

• The word displayed between teams on the graph (default “vs”).
• Freely change to alternatives such as “vs”, “and”, ”&”, or “versus”.

Register the OBS URL#

• Enter a name and an OBS-ready URL is generated automatically.
• Copy the URL, then in OBS choose “Add Source” → “Browser” and paste the URL.
• Set an appropriate width and height — the graph then updates in real time.

Theme and Style#

• Six theme presets (Classic, Dark, Neon, Pastel, Ocean, Ember) apply instantly when clicked.
• Freely change fonts, colors, background image, borders, and custom CSS.
• You can also enable “Noonnu” free Korean fonts as an extra option.

Edit Team Scores Directly#

• Adjust each team’s score directly from the “Team Score Manager” menu.
• Use “Reset All” to return every team’s score to zero.

Ideas to Try#

• Donor team matchups — boost chat engagement with food battles like “Team Chicken vs Team Pizza”.
• World Cup finals or esports cheer events — viewers donate to their team and rally together.
• City vs city showdowns — perfect for region-flavored content like “Seoul vs Busan”.
• Streamer vs streamer collabs — both audiences cheer for their own streamer’s team.

When changes are not reflected in the URL#

Double-click the source with the URL in OBS, check the ‘Refresh browser when scene becomes active’ checkbox, and click the ‘Refresh cache of current page’ button.