Cottagecore Mushroom Liquid Donation Goal Widget Twitch

Mushroom Donation Goal Widget is an animated liquid-fill overlay that turns tips, subs and bits into glowing progress on Twitch, YouTube and Kick streams. I built it for streamers who wanted their goal bar to feel like part of the scene, not a spreadsheet. The mushroom's cap is dotted with small flowers and sits on a bed of grass and blooms, so it fits cottagecore, cozy and fantasy layouts without fighting the rest of your setup. Mushroom Donation Goal Widget is an animated liquid-fill progress tracker for streamers who want a fundraising bar that actually looks like part of the scene. A dark-capped mushroom, dotted with tiny flowers, fills from the stem up as your community tips, subscribes and drops bits, glowing warmer as the goal gets closer. The gradient on the liquid and the glow beneath it are both fully recolorable, so the preset warm-gold look is only a starting point, not a fixed palette. 4 goal modes cover tips, subscriptions, bits and a manual target you set yourself, and wave speed and height are adjustable so the fill can drift slowly or bubble fast. Optional floating particles add extra atmosphere when you want them, and the counter's size, font and position are yours to place. It drops into Streamlabs, StreamElements or OBS as a browser source and resets automatically once a goal is hit, so a subathon or charity night keeps rolling without you touching the scene again. Setup takes about a minute. Unzip the download, then add it as a browser source in OBS Studio, Streamlabs Desktop or StreamElements. An illustrated PDF guide walks through every setting panel, from the gradient pickers to the wave sliders, so nothing is left to guesswork. It's built for the early- and mid-size streamer who's tired of a plain rectangle standing in for their goal. Recolor it once to match your palette and it carries your next subathon, charity night or monthly milestone without any more fiddling. This file is for your own channel, whether you're live on Twitch, YouTube or Kick.