Cathedral Gothic Spin Wheel Overlay for Twitch OBS

Cathedral is a gothic-themed spin wheel overlay for Twitch and YouTube, turning viewer rewards into a golden, cathedral-lit moment on your live stream. I built it as a widget for StreamElements, so every spin plays out inside a dark, candlelit chapel scene instead of a generic prize wheel. It's meant for streamers who want their reward moments to feel like part of the show, not a bolted-on plugin. Cathedral is a gothic-themed spin wheel widget built for StreamElements, with up to 30 customizable slots for rewards like subscriptions, tip goals, Discord shoutouts, game picks, and Q&A. Weighted odds control how often each slot lands, and rare jackpot slots let you set up rewards that only trigger occasionally, keeping every spin unpredictable. You can adjust the wheel with custom fonts, a 6-color palette, and a separate rare slot color, then fine-tune spin duration and spin cooldown so it fits your stream's pacing. A result banner announces the winning slot clearly, and a pointer wobble effect adds a bit of physical weight to each spin. The wheel spins automatically from sub, gift, tip, and cheer or bits triggers, or viewers can start it themselves with the !spin command, gated by permission tiers you control. It's compatible with Twitch and YouTube, supports click-to-spin, and drops in as a transparent, OBS-ready browser source. The look leans fully into its gothic name. A dark brown and black wheel face is lit with radiant gold trim, framed by an ornate cathedral border and a glowing dagger pointer. At the center sits a small round emblem reading 'FAITH', surrounded by warm, candlelit tones. The six segments — Just Chat, Subscribe, Tip Goal, Discord, Game Pick, and Q&A — sit in soft brown and beige, keeping the wheel moody but easy to read. Setup stays simple. Unzip the files, add the wheel as a transparent browser source in OBS, and link it to StreamElements so triggers, chat commands, and permission tiers work right away. Because the palette and fonts are editable, you can match Cathedral to a darker or warmer version of your own brand without touching code. I designed it as a single piece you own outright — a self-contained widget for streamers who want a bit of ceremony in their reward moments. Cathedral works well for RPG, fantasy, or darker-themed channels where a neon widget would feel out of place. It's just as suited to variety streams that want a heavier, more atmospheric reward moment between games. Because slots are fully relabeled through StreamElements, you're not locked into the six shown here — Just Chat, Subscribe, Tip Goal, Discord, Game Pick, and Q&A are simply the starting layout.