Deep Abyss Animated Rank & XP Overlay for StreamElements

Deep Abyss is an animated Twitch rank and XP overlay where chatters earn XP from every message, sub, raid, and cheer to climb 16 ranks across 6 tiers. It drops into StreamElements and sits over OBS or Streamlabs as a clean, transparent browser source. No plugins, no sound packs — just an overlay that quietly turns your chat into a living leaderboard. Deep Abyss is an animated rank and XP progression widget for Twitch, designed to run inside StreamElements and layer over OBS or Streamlabs as a transparent overlay. The system tracks XP from chat messages, subs, raids, cheers, and follows, then moves each viewer through 16 ranks spread across 6 tiers, from Netlink up to Singularity. Every level gain triggers an animated level-up popup, and every rank change triggers its own rank-up popup, so progress is always visible on screen. Viewers can check their standing with five chat commands — !rank, !xp, !level, !leaderboard, and !daily — and the built-in leaderboard displays the top climbers live. A Channel Points reward lets you offer an XP boost that temporarily doubles gains for whoever redeems it. Colors, border style, particle density, overlay size, and position are all adjustable, and the deep-blue, cyan-glow look draws directly from the Deep Abyss theme. Twitch avatars pull in automatically, and the whole system is 7TV and BTTV ready. Every part of the look is yours to shape. Accent and rare colors, border color, text highlight, and background gradient all pull from hand-drawn SVG assets, so the deep-sea glow stays sharp at any size. Particle density, border speed, a rotating frame, and overlay position are just as adjustable, letting you match Deep Abyss to the rest of your scene. The progression system is built to reward regulars, not just spectators. Level-up and rank-up popups celebrate milestones the moment they happen, and the live leaderboard gives your most active chatters a reason to keep climbing. A daily check-in command adds a small, reliable reason to show up even on quiet days. Setup takes minutes: unzip the file, add it as a browser source in OBS or import it straight into StreamElements, then style it from the built-in settings panel. Twitch avatars load automatically, and the whole package works alongside 7TV and BTTV without extra setup. Deep Abyss suits gaming and variety channels that want chat to feel like an ongoing story instead of a scroll of text. Once it's placed on your scene, it's yours to recolor and rename for as long as you stream.