Hype Train Credits
The Hype Train Credits primitive rolls a credits sequence of everyone who contributed to a Twitch Hype Train — like Stream Credits, but scoped to a single train. Add it from Add Widget → Primitives → Hype Train Credits.
It stays hidden until a Hype Train ends, then — after a short delay — rolls once and disappears.
What it shows
Two parts, each of which you can turn on or off independently:
- A Top Contributors leaderboard — the people who contributed the most to the train, ranked, each shown with their bits and subs.
- Per-type sections — Cheers, Subscriptions and Gifted Subs — listing who contributed in each, with amounts.
Twitch only reveals a couple of "top contributors" for a Hype Train, so Streamerly builds the full list itself from your channel's activity during the train — including the contributions that kicked it off. Anonymous cheers and gifts are grouped into a single Anonymous entry.
When it plays
The panel is invisible during the train. When the train ends it waits the delay after train ends (default 5 seconds), then rolls once and hides again. The next Hype Train re-arms it automatically.
Settings
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Delay after train ends | How long to wait after the train ends before the credits start rolling (default 5s). |
| Play mode | Roll once, then hide (default), Loop until the next train, or Static list (no scroll). |
| Scroll speed / Scroll duration | How fast the roll moves. A set duration makes the whole roll take that long regardless of how many contributors there are. |
| Top-contributor leaderboard | Show the ranked leaderboard, set its heading, choose how many people to list, and optionally show each person's points. |
| Cheers / Subscriptions / Gifted subs | Turn each section on or off, and rename its heading. |
| Show amounts | Show the bit totals and sub counts next to each name. |
| Title / Closing line | The heading at the top (optionally with the train's level) and a closing line at the bottom. |
| Style | Font, alignment, text sizes and colours, text shadow, and a background. |
Using it
The quickest start is the Hype Train overlay preset, which bundles both the live Hype Train banner and this credits panel — ready to go. You can also drop Hype Train Credits onto any overlay you keep visible: it shows and hides itself, so there's nothing to wire up.
Leave a solid or gradient Background off (transparent) if you want the credits to sit over your live scene; add one if you're rolling them on a dedicated "thanks for the hype" scene.
See also
- Hype Train widget — the container that reveals widgets during a train.
- Stream Credits — the whole-session version.