Twitch Trigger: Incoming Raid

The Incoming Raid trigger is activated when your channel receives a raid from another twitch channel.

Screenshot: The Incoming Raid trigger pictured will only activate when your channel receives a raid with at least 5 viewers.

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Trigger Inputs

Raiding Channel

Username of the streamer who raided.

If the Raiding Channel field is left blank, the Incoming Raid trigger will fire anytime another streamer raids your Twitch channel. However if you enter a username into the Raiding Channel field, the Incoming Raid trigger will only fire when your Twitch stream is raided by that specific streamer.

Type	Text (String)
Default Fallback	Unknown User
Min - Max Characters	(No Min - Max)
Required	No
Local Variable	Yes

When specifying a username in the Raiding Channel field, the username must match the display name of the spcified streamer. (case sensitive)

Amount of Viewers

Amount of viewers in the incoming raid.

If the Amount of Viewers field is left blank, the Incoming Raid trigger will fire regardless of the amount of viewers in the raid. If you specify a number in the Amount of Viewers field, the Incoming Raid trigger will only fire when the viewer count of the raid is an exact match to the specified number. However you can also click the cog wheel next to the Amount of Viewers field and choose the Range modifier. This will allow you to specify a minimum, maximum or range of viewers for the Incoming Raid trigger. (example below)

Type	Whole Number (Integer)
Default Fallback	0
Min - Max Value	(No Min - Max)
Required	No
Local Variable	Yes

Below is an example use of the the range modifier. This example will only allow the Incoming Raid trigger to fire if the raid is 100 viewers or less.

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Hidden Variables

Hidden Variables are available as Local Variables within the actions of a rule, but you will not see these fields visually on the Trigger. These can also be used with a New Rule Check, more info here on Checks.

There are no hidden variables for this trigger type.