Twitch Trigger: Bit Cheer

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The Bit Cheer trigger is activated when a user cheers in your channel.

Screenshot: The Bit Cheer pictured will fire when anyone cheers any amount of bits.

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Trigger Inputs

Username

Username of the user who cheered.

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Quick Tip: If the Username field is left blank, the Bit Cheer trigger will fire regardless of which user cheered bits to your Twitch channel. However, if you specify a username in the Username field, the Bit Cheer trigger will only fire when the display name of the user who cheered bits is an exact match to the text entered into the Username field. (case sensitive)

Type	Text (String)
Default Fallback	Unknown User
Min - Max Characters	4 - 25
Required	No
Local Variable	Yes

Bits

Total amount of Bits cheered by the user for this transaction.

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Quick Tip: If the Bits field is left blank, the Bit Cheer trigger will fire on all bit cheers regardless of the amount of bits cheered. However, if you enter a specific number into the Bits field, the Bit Cheer trigger will only fire when the cheered bits are equal to the specified amount in the Bits field. You can also click the cog wheel next to the Bits field and choose the Range modifier. The range modifier allows you to specify a minimum, maximum or range of bits cheered to activate the Bit Cheer trigger. (example below)

Type	Whole Number (Integer)
Default Fallback	1
Min - Max Value	1 - 2147483647
Required	No
Local Variable	Yes

Below is an example usage of the range modifier with the Bits field. This example will only allow the Bit Cheer trigger to fire when the user has cheered between 100 and 1000 bits!

Hidden Variables

Hidden Variables are available as Local Variables within the actions of a rule, but you will not see these fields visually on the Trigger. These can also be used with a New Rule Check, more info here on Checks.