BEACONS × TWITCH
Your Star Citizen sessions, open to your community, in three clicks.
A beacon is a gaming meetup: a mining run, a raid, a race, a flight night. You launch it, your community joins, and everyone meets in game on time, RSI handles at hand.
The CavaleraBot bot posts your beacon in your Twitch chat, and on your Discord server if you invited the Beacons bot there.
Viewers type !beacon join: they're in, without leaving the stream.
Reserve a beacon for your followers or subs, or keep it fully private for your org.
The next beacon and its countdown, as an OBS overlay.
One account for all of Cavalera. No password.
My account, Twitch card, "I'm a streamer". Twitch shows the permissions requested: read your followers and subs, and let CavaleraBot write in your chat.
Title, date, duration, slots. In "Twitch audience": everyone, your followers or your subs. Tick "Announce in my Twitch chat".
!beacon!beacon join!beaconsThe bot replies in a thread under the message. Each command answers at most once every 15 seconds, so the chat is not flooded.
In OBS: Source, Browser, paste your widget address (My account, Twitch card), width 520, height 160. Transparent background, refreshed every minute. Nothing shows when no public beacon is planned.
Sign-ups are checked with Twitch. Tick "hide" to make the beacon invisible outside that audience.
Listed and open to verified members of your org only.
Visible to its members, optionally limited to some roles.
A secret link to share, with optional expiry and number of uses, regenerable at any time.
A private beacon is never announced in your chat nor shown by the widget.
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