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Transparent alert background

i realy would like to see an option for transparent alert backgrounds, right now you can change the color but i would like the option for no color at all.

Admin audit: Changed "opaque" to "transparent" to better reflect the idea behind this suggestion.

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Completed  ·  AdminAna (Admin, Twitch) responded  · 

Hey there,

There is a way to essentially create a transparent background with the Green Screen Effect. Simply edit your alert background color to be similar for both the Alert Background and Alert Accent Color. Copy the hex code to transfer this information to the Green Screen Effect to remove this specific color from the alert to create an alert with no background! You can play around with Edge Transparency to see how much of the mostly removed background to keep, so you can create a color contrast to the text of the alert. Hope this helps.

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  • PaisleyPlaysTV commented  ·   ·  Report

    Yeah, just started using Twitch Studio and this seems like an oversight on their part. It's really annoying to not have the option to play with the image more.

  • panquake__ commented  ·   ·  Report

    I agree! As a heads up though: Opaque means "not transparent".

  • The_Evil_Mastermind commented  ·   ·  Report

    A custom uploaded gif is much smaller due to the thick "border" which the accent color on the alert creates. I suggest an option to disable Accent Color altogether which would stretch the image/gif in its place.