Rose Occult Animated Rank & XP Bar Overlay — Twitch

Rose Occult is an animated viewer rank and XP overlay that turns Twitch live chat into a glowing, dreamy level-up world your community keeps returning to. I built it as part of the Sakura rank series, wrapping a mysterious, occult-inspired look around a real progression system. Every chatter earns their way up in front of everyone watching. Rose Occult is a StreamElements XP and rank widget that tracks viewer activity and displays it as a live, animated HUD on your Twitch stream. Viewers earn XP from chatting, subscribing, raiding, cheering, and following. They climb through 16 ranks spread across 6 tiers, moving from Netlink up to Singularity. The HUD shows each viewer's name, Twitch avatar, current rank, tier, level, and an animated XP bar counting toward the next "uplink." Five chat commands come built in — !rank, !xp, !level, !leaderboard, and !daily. A Channel Points reward can temporarily double a viewer's XP gain. Rank-up and level-up popups celebrate milestones on screen, and a live leaderboard announces the top three viewers in chat on command. Colors, border style, particle density, and HUD position are all adjustable, so the moonlit purple-and-magenta palette can shift to match your own scene. Colors and style are fully yours to set: accent and rare colors, a custom border color, text highlight, background gradient, and the drawn SVG frame assets can all be changed inside StreamElements. On the layout side you control size, HUD position, particle density, border animation speed, and whether the frame rotates. The whole overlay renders on a transparent background, so it drops cleanly into OBS or Streamlabs as a browser source without touching your existing scene. Setup takes about a minute: unzip the download, add the browser source link to OBS or Streamlabs, and connect it to StreamElements. From there every color, size, and reward amount lives in your dashboard, so you can tune XP-per-message, the daily check-in bonus, and rank names without touching code. Twitch avatars pull in automatically, so viewers see their own photo the moment they show up on the HUD. Rose Occult fits channels that want chat to feel like a shared world instead of a scrolling log — cozy-horror streams, dark-fantasy games, or anyone drawn to a moonlit, occult glow over neon sci-fi. I designed it so your most active viewers get seen and your quieter ones have a reason to say something. Once you own it, it's yours to reshape for as long as you stream.