Animated Rocket Liquid Fill Donation Goal Widget for Twitch

Hi, I'm August, and I designed this Rocket Donation Goal Widget so every tip, sub and bit sends a retro rocket climbing toward your goal, live on stream. I make animated stream assets one at a time, and this one began as a doodle of a rocket for a kid's bedroom wall. It works the same way on Twitch, YouTube or Kick, so the goal keeps climbing wherever your community is watching. The Rocket Donation Goal Widget is an animated progress tracker for Twitch, YouTube and Kick that turns tips, subs and bits into a small event your viewers actually watch. A retro cartoon rocket sits at the center of the scene, and its body fills like liquid fuel as the total climbs toward the goal, with a soft glow trailing the rise. Streamers choose from four goal modes — tips, subscriptions, bits or a manual target they set themselves — so the widget tracks whatever their community responds to. The gradient colour of the fuel and glow is fully adjustable, the wave motion can drift slowly or ripple faster, and floating particles can be switched on or off for extra atmosphere. A counter overlays the rocket with its own size, font and position controls. Once installed as a browser source in OBS, Streamlabs or StreamElements, the widget can reset automatically after each goal so the next milestone starts without extra work. The rocket is drawn in a soft, retro cartoon style, with a glass-like nose cone and a gentle glow. It sits comfortably on a bright pastel scene or a moonlit, all-black one. It reads clearly from across a stream deck, so the climbing number never gets lost in a busy layout. Because the palette is entirely yours to set, the same rocket can look sun-warmed for a space game or cool and shadowed for a late-night subathon. Getting it running takes about a minute. Download the ZIP, unzip it, and add the rocket file as a browser source in OBS Studio, Streamlabs Desktop or StreamElements — no plugins, no coding. An illustrated PDF guide walks through every setting, from the gradient picker to the wave sliders, so you're never guessing what a control does. Buy it once and it's yours to reuse across every stream, subathon or charity night that follows. This widget suits streamers who want their goal bar to feel like part of the scene, not just a rectangle bolted on top of it. It fits space and sci-fi channels especially well, though the adjustable colours make it just as at home anywhere else. Set it up once, and let your community watch the fuel rise.