Liker Ranking
Count each viewer's likes over a period you start and end yourself, rank them, and show the ranking as an OBS widget.
What the Liker Ranking does
After you click Start, the Liker Ranking counts how many likes each viewer in your live room sends and ranks them from most to fewest on a widget. Use it for like drives, to thank your top likers, or to run a separate like contest for one segment of the stream.
Where to find it: Extras → Liker Ranking (in the Data group). Each live room has one Liker Ranking.
Display settings
The Display settings card on the right:
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Board title | Title at the top of the widget, up to 24 characters; when empty it shows Liker Ranking |
| Board style | Five color schemes: Classic, Crimson, Navy, Wine, Forest |
| Show content | Nickname, Avatar and Likes toggles; at least one must stay on |
| Display range | Which places to show (TOP x - TOP y), up to place 100 |
Changes save automatically. Before counting starts, the preview on the left is filled with sample data (Viewer 1, Viewer 2, …) so you can set up the style and content first.
Starting and ending a count
Likes come from the live room, so click Start Collecting in the bottom bar first. While collection isn't running, Start is greyed out and hovering it shows Start collecting live messages first.
- Start: the status changes to Counting, the elapsed time appears next to it, and likes are counted from this moment on. Below the preview you'll see N on board · N likes total.
- End: the status changes to Ended and the ranking stays as it was when you ended it.
- Start again after ending: a Start counting over? prompt appears; confirming clears the ranking and counts again from zero.
- Reset: after you confirm, the ranking data is cleared and the status returns to Not started.
If you stop collecting, or the collection connection drops or fails to reconnect, a running count ends automatically. It does not end while collection is still reconnecting on its own.
Viewers without a nickname appear as Anonymous viewer.
Adding it to OBS
With the Liker Ranking page open, Widget Link: in the bottom bar shows the current room's link. Click Copy Link, then add it as a browser source as described in Widgets and OBS. Widget links contain an access credential — don't share them publicly.
When OBS runs on the same computer as the client, the widget gets its data straight from the client; when OBS is on another computer, it gets the data through our server and still works.
Notes
- After the client restarts, the Liker Ranking restores its counted data from the server instead of starting from zero.
- Display range only controls which places the widget shows; the ranking itself covers every viewer who liked.
- Each live room has its own Liker Ranking; after switching rooms you see the other room's.