Supply Drop — Case Opening for Twitch & Kick
Channel point redemptions are usually a shrug. A name in chat, a sound, done. Supply Drop turns them into a moment your chat actually stops to watch.
A viewer triggers it and the overlay splits open, the reel tears past, and the ticker drags to a halt on whatever they pulled. Then it seals itself and disappears until the next one.
Three ways to trigger it — pick one, they don’t overlap.
- Channel Points — viewers redeem, viewers open. The classic.
- Giveaway — subs and gifted subs earn entries. When you’re ready, a mod command draws a winner. Set the reel to spin usernames and the draw is the reveal — nobody knows the winner until the ticker stops.
- Sub Mode — set a gifted-sub threshold and hitting it fires a spin automatically.
Bigger contributions earn better odds, not just more chances. Gift 100 subs instead of 10 and your roll is genuinely weighted toward the rare end — a live ×LUCK multiplier and a real-time odds strip show viewers exactly what they’ve earned. Same for giveaways: more entries, better pull.
What you get
- 15 item slots, each assigned to one of 5 difficulty tiers
- Tier weights, names and colours are all yours — odds recalculate automatically and display on the overlay
- Optional artwork per item, or clean tier-coloured glyphs out of the box
- Recent Pulls history rail that persists between streams
- Custom sound per tier, or use the built-in audio
- Three themes: Foundry (steel and amber), Bloom (soft pastel), Field (military stencil) — plus full custom colours and fonts
- Automatic chat announcements with editable message templates
- Queue system, so ten redemptions at once play back cleanly one after another
Twitch and Kick, together. Run both from a single overlay. Redemptions, subs and gifts are picked up from each platform, and every winner is colour-coded by where they came from.
Requirements: a StreamElements account and a custom widget slot. Full setup guide included. No coding required — everything is a field.
