Welcome! This guide will walk you through installing, configuring, and using your new Long Term Goal Widget—no coding experience required. By the end, you’ll have a fully automated tracker in OBS that resets daily/weekly, rotates display, and updates in real time with donations, subs, bits, and more.

🛠️ Prerequisites

1. OBS Studio (v30 or newer)
2. OBS Studio Plugins:
   1. Move Filter - https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/move.913/
3. Streamer.Bot 0.2.8 or higher

1. Import Actions in Streamer.Bot

1. Open Streamer.Bot → Actions → Import → pick the provided C# files.
2. You should see these six actions (exact names matter):
   • Adjust or End Goal
   • Initial Setup and Main Code
   • Readjust goals on Startup
   • Reset OBS Visuals
   • Start Rotation
   • Stop Rotation
   • Update Goal Bar

2. Hook Up the Triggers

In Streamer.Bot, the Triggers should load as follows:

Tip: You can assign chat commands like !goal or keyboard hotkeys to run the setup and adjustment forms.

3. First-Time Setup

1. Run the Initial Setup and Main Code action (e.g. via right click on Test and select Test Trigger).
2. A “Goal Widget Settings” form will pop up. Fill in:
   • Goal Title (e.g. “Charity Drive”)
   • End Date (final day of your goal)
   • Goal Amount (numeric target)
   • OBS Scene Name (How you want to name the scene)
   • Progress Bar Name (How you want to identify the progress bar)
   • Services to Track (check only the donation/sub/bit sources you want)
   • Daily/Weekly/Yearly Colors (click each to pick)