Using the Alert Editor
This guide page is the entry point for working with the Alert Editor. For the general overview of purpose and terms, see Alert Editor.
Recommended Flow
- Open the Alert Editor.
- Select a template or click
New. - Set canvas size and anchor point.
- Set
Global Duration. - Configure global style roughly.
- Choose text or HTML mode.
- Add and position a block.
- Test tokens with Token Settings.
- Use
Triggerto check animation and timing in the editor. - Save the template.
- Use
Sendto put the template into the queue. - Check queue and OBS overlay.
- Create a rule for the template in Alerts.
Editor Areas
| Area | What You Find There |
|---|---|
| Template list | Select, search, create, or delete templates. |
| Token Settings | Test values for username, message, goal, Tip amount, and interval. |
| Canvas | Alert area with blocks, anchor point, zoom, and animation test. |
| Toolbar | Name, Save, and New. |
| Properties | Canvas, duration, global style, tags, and block settings. |
| Queue | Active and waiting alerts. |
Subpages
| Area | Guide |
|---|---|
| Properties | Global properties, canvas, duration, global style, and block properties. |
| Components | Text blocks, HTML blocks, tokens, and security boundaries. |
| Queue, Send, Trigger | Difference between Trigger, Send, Test Send, queue, and OBS overlay. |
Core Rule
Build the template first, then test it, then assign a rule.
That means: in the Alert Editor, you build appearance and timing. Then you test with Trigger and Send. The actual trigger logic comes afterward through Alerts.