Use cases

OBS overlays for Minecraft hardcore

A hardcore series is a story told in days. The overlay should keep count, celebrate milestones and stay out of the hotbar.

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What the pack includes

Day counter

How many days the world has survived, updated with a hotkey or a mod command at the start of each stream.

Goals for the run

Run objectives and a sub goal on screen, designed as part of the same world.

Clear of the hotbar

Pieces avoid the hotbar, hearts and chat area of the game, and take only a small part of the screen.

Scenes for the whole series

Starting soon, BRB and ending screens you can reuse every episode.

Ask Claude something like

“I stream Minecraft hardcore in French, chill vibe. I want a day counter and a goal for 10 subs.”
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Questions

Will it use Minecraft textures or logos?

No. A pack can evoke your game, but it never uses official logos, characters, artwork or fonts.

Can I change the pack later?

Yes. Send Claude your pack and ask for changes; unzip the new one over the old one and your counters are kept.

Other stream formats

Soulslike & no-hit runsIn a no-hit run only one number matters. SubathonsA subathon lives on its timer. Just Chatting & talk showsWhen the stream is a conversation, the overlay is the set. Game shows & quizzesIf you host your own shows, your overlay is the studio: scoreboard, lights and a big moment every time someone subs.. VTubersYour model and your lore are the channel.