How do I set up my Twitch Viewer Bot?
Welcome to your Twitch View Bot Set-up Guide! This straightforward guide will walk you through each step so you can confidently set up and customize your viewbot to boost your Twitch presence.
Step 1: Set Your Viewer Count
Start by deciding how many viewers you want to add to your stream.
Choose Your Viewer Number: Enter the total viewer count you’d like for the stream. Keep it realistic for your channel size to make it appear natural.
Step 2: Configure the Drip Rate - How Fast Bots Join (Optional)
The Drip Rate controls how quickly or slowly the bot viewers enter your stream to create a gradual, authentic look. Set both the Minimum and Maximum Drip Rate in seconds:
- Minimum Drip Rate: This is the shortest time between each bot joining.
- Maximum Drip Rate: The longest time between each bot joining.
*Example: A Minimum Drip Rate of 2 seconds and Maximum Drip Rate of 8 seconds will make the bot viewers join randomly within that time range, creating a natural crowd buildup.*
Step 3: Use the Instant Join Toggle (Optional)
The Instant Join toggle lets you decide whether all bot viewers will join at once.
- When Instant Join is ON: All bots will join your stream instantly, filling up your viewer count in a flash.
- When Instant Join is OFF: Bots will join gradually according to your minimum and maximum drip rate settings.
Tip: Use Instant Join for an instant crowd effect, but turn it OFF for a more realistic, gradual build-up.
Step 4: Toggle the Viewlist (Optional)
The Viewlist toggle controls whether the bot names show up in your Twitch viewer list.
- Viewlist ON: Bot names will appear in the viewer list, giving the look of active viewers without chat activity. Useful if you want a visible crowd without bot conversations.
- Viewlist OFF: Keeps names out of the viewer list. Leave it OFF if you want to load a chatlist (a list of chat messages) and have the bots actively chat.
*Tip: Keep Viewlist ON if you want passive viewers only; turn Viewlist OFF if you plan to load a chatlist for interactive bot engagement.*
Step 5: Start the Viewbot
Once your settings are ready, simply hit the Start Viewbot button, and you’re all set!
The viewbot will now begin sending viewers based on your chosen settings.
Example:
Your screen might look something like this. In this instance, I’m setting up 5 view bots to join my selected channel.
With my current settings, I’ll get one bot in my stream every 1 - 5 seconds. This is a faster join rate, so the bots will appear more quickly and consistently in my viewer count, giving an immediate boost to my stream's engagement.
Step 1: Set Your Viewer Count
Start by deciding how many viewers you want to add to your stream.
Choose Your Viewer Number: Enter the total viewer count you’d like for the stream. Keep it realistic for your channel size to make it appear natural.
Step 2: Configure the Drip Rate - How Fast Bots Join (Optional)
The Drip Rate controls how quickly or slowly the bot viewers enter your stream to create a gradual, authentic look. Set both the Minimum and Maximum Drip Rate in seconds:
- Minimum Drip Rate: This is the shortest time between each bot joining.
- Maximum Drip Rate: The longest time between each bot joining.
*Example: A Minimum Drip Rate of 2 seconds and Maximum Drip Rate of 8 seconds will make the bot viewers join randomly within that time range, creating a natural crowd buildup.*
Step 3: Use the Instant Join Toggle (Optional)
The Instant Join toggle lets you decide whether all bot viewers will join at once.
- When Instant Join is ON: All bots will join your stream instantly, filling up your viewer count in a flash.
- When Instant Join is OFF: Bots will join gradually according to your minimum and maximum drip rate settings.
Tip: Use Instant Join for an instant crowd effect, but turn it OFF for a more realistic, gradual build-up.
Step 4: Toggle the Viewlist (Optional)
The Viewlist toggle controls whether the bot names show up in your Twitch viewer list.
- Viewlist ON: Bot names will appear in the viewer list, giving the look of active viewers without chat activity. Useful if you want a visible crowd without bot conversations.
- Viewlist OFF: Keeps names out of the viewer list. Leave it OFF if you want to load a chatlist (a list of chat messages) and have the bots actively chat.
*Tip: Keep Viewlist ON if you want passive viewers only; turn Viewlist OFF if you plan to load a chatlist for interactive bot engagement.*
Step 5: Start the Viewbot
Once your settings are ready, simply hit the Start Viewbot button, and you’re all set!
The viewbot will now begin sending viewers based on your chosen settings.
Example:
Your screen might look something like this. In this instance, I’m setting up 5 view bots to join my selected channel.
With my current settings, I’ll get one bot in my stream every 1 - 5 seconds. This is a faster join rate, so the bots will appear more quickly and consistently in my viewer count, giving an immediate boost to my stream's engagement.
Updated on: 11/11/2024