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as of april 16th, we are qualified for the 60/40 sub split! all sub revenue that i begin earning in may will be paid out this higher amount for at least one year. thank you so much to everyone who has supported me as i pushed for this.Now Qualified through april 2026twitch has changed the way they are determining higher sub revenue split eligibility for all partners and affiliates on twitch. it now takes 100 plus points to earn a 60/40 split and 300 plus points to earn a 70/30 split for one year. streamers must reach the necessary points for three consecutive months with may being the soonest month streamers can be granted the 60/40 cut. plus points differ a bit from sub points and are determined as follows:

if you are someone who likes to support above and beyond, the best way to do so during this time is to consider upgrading the tier of your sub, as paid subs are the only ones that count toward qualification and higher tier paid subs grant more plus points.higher sub revenue splits will be amazing and will support me even further in being able to provide consistent content as a streamer. while no financial support is ever expected, i do reward people who subscribe at higher tiers as a thank you for them going above and beyond. to check out the benefits of subscribing at tier 2 and tier 3, click here!thank you so much in advance to everyone who contributes to us hitting plus point goals!

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more sub perks added for higher tiers

subscribing on twitch is absolutely huge, and doing so at even higher tiers is a simply unbelievable level of support to me, especially in the past. i have been wanting to give back and further incentivize higher tier subs beyond what is offered automatically through twitch. starting now, here is a full list detailing everything available to tier two and tier three subscribers that i offer:

there are two ways you are able to upgrade your subscription on twitch if you are already subscribed: (1) go to your subscription page and turn off auto renew, let it lapse, and then subscribe at a higher tier or (2) click on the "subscribe to me" button below, scroll to the bottom and hit "manage sub" and upgrade your tier from that page. Please note that this second method will go into effect immediately and as such, you will be charged for both subscriptions for the month. if you would like to avoid this, let the subscription lapse as described in the first method.

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Puppython is a tipathon with a two-week cap with a goal to raise enough money for a puppy and all the expenses that go with getting one.

i completely understand that times are tough for everyone right now, and i do not want anyone to contribute if they are not in a position to or simply do not want to! this is just a fun way to take a break with my current content as well as potentially raise money for something i would love to have, although obviously it is not a necessity!for background, i lost both my senior dogs within four months of each other, one of which was extremely sudden and unexpected. this is the first time i have ever been without a dog in my life and it has been incredibly difficult to adjust for me. if this event goes well, my plan is to actually get a puppy as soon as this summer!below are the details of the event, as well as what i plan on doing with the money raised.

puppython is a timer event!
every $1 tipped to my ko-fi adds one minute to the timer.

puppython will start with four free hours on the first day. i will stream every single day for eight hours, for up to 14 days, with a total cap of 120 hours possible!

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**fulfilled when puppy placement with me is confirmed

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what tips go toward!

$2,500: the puppy itself. i will be buying from an ethical breeder who breeds puppies to preserve the toy poodle breed standard and not just for puppies to make a profit. both puppy's parents are genetically tested for typical conditions that the breed is prone to having. i wanted to get a poodle since my partner has pretty severe allergies to dogs and i want to ensure i get a breed that doesn't shed. buying responsibly from a breeder that does genetic testing will help ensure the dog won't have any common life-altering conditions such as luxating patella, hip dysplasia, progressive retinal atrophy, etc. i have adopted all my pets but between going through so much heartbreak and work with my last two dogs and sham having such severe allergies, i am planning to buy responsibly to ensure as easy a new dog as i possibly can this time around!$300: immediate travel supplies to get the puppy home. this includes one tank of gas and a crash-tested covered dog bed for the journey. a crash-tested bed might seem like a lot of overkill but i plan to travel with my dog a lot in the future and want to feel confident!$750: puppy vaccinations, plus one year of flea, tick, and heartworm prevention.up to $1,000: to spay. would be less if a male is placed with me for a neuter but i always budget for the highest possible outcome just in case!$600: one year of pet insurance.$450: at home grooming supplies for high maintenance coat including two types of combs, one brush, detangling spray, shampoo and conditioner, and high quality electric clippers.$125: first professional groom.$350: puppy proofing and safety items. would include things like a crate, crate mats, and playpen, washable pee pads, and stairs or ramps for sofa and bed since toy poodles are delicate and i wouldn't want it jumping on and off the furniture.$525: classes! includes puppy development and socialization (4 weeks), handling and engagement (4 weeks), and higher foundation (4 weeks). part of my wanting a puppy is to have a chance to socialize and train them very well from the get-go and because this would be my first time ever raising a puppy myself and for early socialization with other dogs in a controlled environment, i am opting for at least enrolling in these foundational classes as early as i possibly can!for transparency, i already have around $2,100 from donations already going toward the puppy! if i were to hit the entire puppython event cap, i would raise an additional ~$6,700 depending on paypal transaction fees. This would leave an additional $2,200 worth of tips that would not be allocated for in what i detailed above. on the off chance this somehow ends up happening, this extra money would go toward things like offsetting the initial supplies such as collar, harness, leads, tags, toys, etc.; additional training classes (poodles are highly intelligent and its my goal to get the puppy enrolled in extracurriculars like agility or scentwork if it benefits from and enjoys group class settings); professional grooms ($125 per visit); and just putting away for general recurring costs of living like food and treats. everything that is tipped for the puppy will go toward the puppy in some way or another. it already has its own savings account!

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stream labels for obs via mixitup bot

with scroll functionality tutorial

Start by opening MixItUp Bot, and clicking on the list icon at the top left of the screen to bring up the menu. Navigate to "Events", then click on the Twitch dropdown to open the Twitch menu. Begin by opening the event for "Twitch Channel Followed". Then select "File (Read & Write)" from your action dropdown menu.

The specific action you will have this perform is "Save to File". To begin, manually go grab your last follower's username and paste it into a .txt document by opening your notepad app. If you will be using the scroll function, you will want to add a bunch of spaces after the follower username. For my labels, I have 15 spaces added but you can edit this later.

Save the .txt file to wherever you want to keep your stream stuff and name it accordingly. I call mine "follow label", "sub label", etc. I also recommend backing up your stream folder frequently, especially if you are adding lots of Read & Write actions in MixItUp.Back in MixItUp, click the "browse" button to find the file you just saved.

For the "Text to Save" section, you will simply want to add your special identifier(s) and any other information you want shown on your label. For example, if you would like text discerning what the label is for you will want to have something like "latest follow: $latestfolloweruserame" saved to this section.In my overlays, I made containers for my labels with an icon that shows which label is for what events. So my "Text to Save" sections are as follows:For followers: $latestfollowerusername
Which looks like: exampleusernameFor subscribers: $latestsubscriberusername: $usersubplan, $latestsubscribermonths months
Which looks like: exampleusername: tier 1, 10 monthsFor bits: $latestbitscheeredusername: $latestbitscheeredamount
Which looks like: exampleusername: 100You can find more special identifiers that fit your needs here on MixItUp's website: linkDon't forget that you will want to add spaces to the end of your "Text to Save" if you want to add a scrolling effect to your labels.Additionally, you may want to add a tipping label in a similar fashion. I personally have my tips running through Ko-Fi with alerts being generated through a webhook in MixItUp. You can find an amazing tutorial by mielzy on how to set this up for yourself here: link
Then you can add your action in the same way described above using the special identitifers that you created for your tipping Webhook.

Repeat these steps for all the stream labels you would like to have appear in your overlays by going to the correlating Twitch events in MixItUp. Then you are ready to add everything to your OBS. First, you will want to add a text source.

Once added, you will want to click on the box that gives you the option for the source to "Read from file".

Then browse your files to find the .txt label you would like it to read from. You can also pick your font, font size, color, any text transform, etc. that you wish for your label to have from here as well.

Once you have everything picked to your liking, you can press "OK" to save your preferences and then get the text source positioned wherever you would like on your overlay. If you want to utilize the scroll effect, crop the source down to the area you would like it to be contained to. If you will have your text scrolling toward the left, crop from the left. If you will have your text scrolling toward the right, crop from the right. If your text is currently cutting off after the crop, it won't matter because the scroll will eventually reveal all the text anyway.To add your scrolling effect, you will right click on your text source, and go to "filters". Then choose the "scroll" filter.

From the filter options, leave the vertical speed at 0.00 so that there is no vertical scroll. You will want to fiddle with the horizontal speed. Bringing it into a negative value will switch the direction of the scroll. My labels are scrolling toward the left, but to make them scroll at the same speed toward the right instead, the value would be -34.00. You will want to check the "Limit Width" box so that your label doesn't scroll the entire width of your overlay, and you will also want to check the "Loop" box so that your label continues to scroll back into the fixed width you have set. You can mess with the "Limit Width" amount as well as the number of spaces you have added to your .txt files to see what works best for your own overlays.

Just repeat the above OBS steps for all the labels you wish to add to your overlays and then you're done!One thing to note is that if MixItUp is not open, it will not run any commands. Meaning, if you get interactions such as new follows or subs while you are offline and do not have the app open, your .txt files will not save. And they will not retroactively change once you open the app either, because the action is performed as the events actually occur. You will need to update your .txt files manually to reflect the proper information if you have any interactions on your channel while MixItUp is closed.

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