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Twitch Stream Incoming!
🕑 Added 2020-04-08 01:57:57 +0000 UTCDear Insane Children,
Alright! I think we have everything set up, tested, and ready to go with Twitch.
We are scheduled for tomorrow morning (Shanghai time). Here's the time info:
And my Twitch Channel can be found HERE.
I'm too new to Twitch to know if there's any sort of Schedule Notification... but I think that if you subscribe to my channel you will receive a notification when I go live. So... give that a try?
And if you know a thing or two about Twitch (more than I do, for sure!) then please join and provide some feedback on this first stream.
I'm nervous!
Sunflowers
Omri produced a re-make of one of our more popular prints, Sunflowers. Joey did the original version of this for the Otherlands project. (Technically, Van Gogh did the original version of this). This print will probably be added to our art collection. Should it be a Patreon reward? I don't know!
Speaking of Patreon and Art Prints - I will work with Font Lord to create another one of those monthly Art Print Guides... and fill that in as best as we're able. So you can see what's come before and what's coming up.
Lucky is TOO COOL for this world. Sorry... just had to share. Yan bought him little sunglasses and I've never laughed so hard in my life.
Ok, will share all the latest art, design, story stuff on the Twitch stream tomorrow. See you there!
From Shanghai with a Twitch,
-American
Comments
Oh, okay, thanks for the info!
You don't have to create a Twitch account to watch the streams. The account is if you want to interact with the streamers.
Saleh Abu-Rashid
Neat.
Will the live streams still be uploaded to Youtube after they are done? I don't really want to open a Twitch account, and I don't mind watching the stream later (I'm currently watching your old ones, just to catch up with as many informations as possible).
Rosuav
You don't actually need an extension now. There's a schedule tool available on your dashboard: https://dashboard.twitch.tv/settings/channel Although if your schedule doesn't fit its pattern, the best way is probably to use Google Calendar or equivalent, which is what a lot of streamers have been doing since before the Twitch native schedule was a thing. BTW, it's going to be very confusing due to the differences between Youtube and Twitch, but on Twitch, "subscribing" to a channel costs money, and "following" gets you notified when it goes live. Youtube "subscribe" == Twitch "follow", and Youtube "join" == Twitch "subscribe". Yeah, it's confusing. I'll make sure I'm there! If you're interested, I actually have some tips and tricks for new (or newish) streamers: https://rosuav.github.io/TwitchTips/
Faerobelle
There's a schedule extension that you can use that automatically shows people the time your streams are scheduled for in their own time zone.
Best believe I'll be giving you guys a host
Melissa Chanyarlak
See you on Twitch! Lucky is stylin’!
