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Super Cheers

Super Cheers let viewers submit custom images, audio clips, and TTS messages with their cheer alerts. Viewers pay bits to send a Super Cheer, and the content displays on your stream through the alert system.

How It Works​

  1. A viewer opens the Streamerly Twitch Extension on your channel
  2. They compose a Super Cheer by selecting an image, audio, and/or typing a message
  3. They pay the configured bit cost
  4. The Super Cheer alert displays on your overlay

Configuration​

Super Cheer settings are part of your Stream Trigger configuration:

SettingDescription
EnabledTurn Super Cheers on or off
Post message to chatThe Streamerly bot posts the Super Cheer message to your chat when it is sent (on by default)
Standard PriceBit cost for a regular Super Cheer
Hype PriceDiscounted bit cost during Hype Trains
Allow Hype TrainReduce price during Hype Trains
Free Cheers Per StreamFree Super Cheers granted per stream, by viewer role (up to 10 per role). Viewers get the count for their highest role; counters reset when your stream goes live

Pause Alerts lives under the General Settings tab — it pauses every alert on your channel, not just Super Cheers.

Content Options​

Viewers can customize their Super Cheer with:

  • Custom Image — Select from approved assets in your library
  • Custom Audio — Select an audio clip to play
  • Message — Text message displayed with the alert
  • TTS Voice — Choose which voice reads their message
  • Play Order — Whether the sound effect or TTS plays first

Moderation​

Super Cheers support content moderation through the trigger's global settings:

  • Permission Mode — Control who can submit custom content:
    • none — No custom content allowed
    • requires_approval — Custom content must be approved before displaying
    • streamer_only — Only the streamer's own assets can be used
    • all — Anyone can submit custom content
  • Content Filtering — Automated moderation with custom banned and allowed terms
  • Mature Content — Allow or block mature-flagged assets

Pausing Alerts​

You can temporarily pause your alerts without disabling anything:

  • From the dashboard — Toggle Pause Alerts under Alert Settings → General Settings, or use the quick actions bar on the Event History page
  • From Stream Deck — Use the pause, unpause, or toggle buttons
  • From a Flow — Use the Set Redeem Status effect node

While paused, no alerts play on your overlay — anything that arrives (and any alert that was mid-play when you hit pause, which is cut off immediately) waits in the queue and plays from the beginning once you resume. Viewers also can't send Super Cheers while paused; the extension tells them alerts are paused.

This is useful during segments where you don't want alerts interrupting.

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