Make Subscriber Milestones Shine with a Horizontal Gemstone Goal

Give viewers a way to see the subscriber progress you are talking about. Gemstone Sub Goal presents that progress in a horizontal display, with each gemstone shining as a milestone is reached. The free overlay makes the goal part of the broadcast’s visual layout rather than leaving it only in your spoken updates.

It suits a community stream where you want an ongoing progress display alongside the main activity. The gemstones give each reached milestone a visible result, while the horizontal arrangement offers a distinct shape to plan around. You can continue hosting your conversation or game with the subscriber goal included in the scene.

A horizontal goal with gemstone milestones

The element tracks subscriber progress and makes each gemstone shine when a milestone is reached. That is the documented interaction. It is not described as a general tracker for donations, follows, or every other form of community support, so introduce it to viewers as a subscriber goal.

The submission does not set out numeric milestone thresholds. Check the element in your own scene before explaining its targets to the audience, rather than promising a particular number from the gallery description. There are also no listed chat commands for viewers to learn before they can understand the display.

For a subscription-focused community evening, give the goal a place where viewers can follow the progress while you talk. For a jewel-themed layout, let the gemstones carry that visual direction alongside the rest of the scene. These are ways to use the design, not additional modes or controls that the element claims to provide.

Plan room for progress without covering the show

A horizontal widget needs enough width to be recognizable. Preview it beside your camera, captions, and other stream information so the goal does not have to compete with an equally dense row of text. Keep the main broadcast content easy to follow while the gemstones remain available for viewers to notice.

Gemstone Sub Goal supports Twitch, YouTube Live, Kick, and TikTok Live. The scene can reach viewers on every platform you stream to, while the tracker follows the supported subscription progress described for the element. Platform coverage does not imply that every kind of event on each destination counts toward the goal.

Download Meld Studio and add Gemstone Sub Goal to your subscriber-goal scene. Streamers keeping their existing OBS production can use Spark Plug for OBS as the alternative way to bring the horizontal gemstone display into that setup.

Use cases

• A community subscription goal

  Put subscriber progress in a horizontal display your viewers can follow throughout a community stream. Each reached milestone gives a gemstone its moment to shine.

• A coordinated jewel-themed scene

  Add a subscriber goal that fits a gemstone-inspired visual direction. Leave room for the horizontal layout alongside your camera and the main content of the broadcast.

Stream events it reacts to

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