Twitch Chat Overlay with Avatars

First, click the plus sign to add a new source, then choose “Game Capture.” Choose “Capture Specific Window,” then choose “Stream Avatars.” As long as you have “Allow Transparency” selected and “Stream Avatars” at the top of your source list, you should be able to resize the avatars to your desired screen size.If you only want to stream on Twitch, go with Twitch Studio. If you're going to stream on other platforms or like to have an option, you should consider OBS with a plugin. OBS is questioning to use to stream, but if you use Streamlabs or StreamElements (both use OBS) to stream your actions on multiple platforms You can play REALITY-Avatar Live Streaming- on PC after downloading an Android emulator from this page. Android emulators are software that run a virtual Android device on your computer. LDPlayer is one of these Android emulators for Windows PC In the profile menu for your account, click the “Edit Profile” option. Select “Avatar” in your Steam account's profile settings to change your profile picture. In the “Avatar” menu, click the “Upload Your Avatar” button to upload a new profile picture

With this cool tool you can create an overlay for your stream via HTML or Windows Application to let your chat users summon

• The output can be recorded as a movie or streamed to Skype, Twitch, Hangouts or any service that traditionally uses a webcam in real time
• With Animaze's Twitch integration, program your avatar to react with an emote or animation, change your scene, or use a voice effect when people type a specific word in the chat, subscribe, gift subs, or when you're hosting or raiding. Type the name of your Twitch channel in the “Twitch channel” field
• CPU Usage. CPU usage for Twitch Studio can be on the higher side from 10-20%. This is because of the heavy interface which eats up your CPU. The interface is graphically heavy and might cause some issues when running browsers, media files simultaneously on a low-end PC
• The two most popular options for live streaming software are OBS Studio and Streamlabs. Nearly every streamer on YouTube, Twitch and Facebook Live uses one of these programs. Although the apps are similar, they have different pros and cons
• Twitch Temple offers Twitch overlays, alerts, graphics, logos and more. They offer both premium and free Twitch overlays