Your widget URLs
Every SUDO Streaming widget is just a web page. Paste its URL into an OBS browser source and it connects to your Twitch chat by itself — anonymous and read-only, no login, no OAuth, nothing to install.
Copy your URL
Type your Twitch channel name below and copy the URL for each widget you want.
Add a Browser Source
In OBS: Sources → + → Browser. Paste the URL and set a size (1280×720 works for Boss Battle & Spin Wheel).
Go live
That's it. Your viewers drive the widgets from chat with commands like !attack and !spin.
The URLs below update as you type. Leave it blank and they stay in demo mode — simulated chat, so you can preview everything before going live.
⚔️ Boss Battle
A boss with an HP bar appears on stream. Viewers type !attack to deal damage — floating damage numbers, crits, screen shake, and a big explosion when it dies. Then it respawns stronger.
Options: &accent=ff0055 accent colour. Suggested OBS size: 1280×720.
🎡 Spin Wheel
A prize wheel your viewers trigger with !spin. Great for "chat decides" moments — hydrate checks, push-ups, pick-the-next-game. Spins queue up fairly, winners get a confetti callout.
Options: &accent=ff0055 accent colour · &entries=Hydrate,10 Push-ups,Dance Break your own segments (comma-separated). Suggested OBS size: 900×900.
🎯 Goal Bar
An animated follower/sub goal bar that pops and celebrates with confetti when you smash it. Set the numbers right in the URL — and if you make it a sub goal, it counts new subs automatically.
Options: &label=Sub Goal · ¤t=32 · &target=100 · &type=sub auto-count subs · &accent=ff0055. Live control from chat (you & your mods only): !goal+ !goal- !goalset 42. Suggested OBS size: 1280×220.
No channel name in the URL? The widget runs in demo mode with simulated chat — perfect for testing your scene layout. Demo mode also kicks in automatically if a channel connection ever fails.