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Top Hat Skeleton Liquid Goal Widget — Spooky Donation Bar
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StreamElementsStreamlabsOBS Browser Source
What's Inside
- Custom liquid gradient color
- Three goal modes: tips, subs, bits
- Adjustable wave speed and height
- Toggleable floating particles
- Repositionable counter, own size
- Auto-resets when goal is met
- Works in StreamElements and Streamlabs
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About This Pack
The Top Hat Skeleton Liquid Goal Widget is a cozy, Halloween-ready donation goal bar for Twitch, Kick and YouTube that fills as your channel's goal grows. I built him as a small purple skeleton in a top hat, sweet rather than scary, so your goal tracker still feels like part of your scene and not just a progress bar bolted on top. Tips, subs or bits — you choose what fills him up.
Top Hat Skeleton Liquid Goal Widget is a donation goal bar built around a small skeleton character in a black top hat, standing in a purple suit that fills with colored liquid as your channel gets closer to its target. You choose one of three goal modes — tips, subs, or bits — so the same widget tracks whichever number matters most on a given stream. The liquid itself runs on a custom gradient, so the color climbing up his body can match your channel's palette instead of a fixed default. Wave speed and wave height are both adjustable, and floating particles can be switched on or off around him for a softer or busier scene. A separate counter tracks your current total against the goal, with its own size and position, and resets automatically once the goal is reached. It drops into either of two platforms — StreamElements or Streamlabs — as a custom widget, and shows in OBS as a browser source.
This one's for anyone leaning into a Halloween or spooky-cute aesthetic without wanting a genuinely scary overlay. He's playful first, eerie second — a good fit for cozy horror streams, cottagecore-meets-graveyard setups, or just an autumn refresh of your scene.
Setup takes a minute: add the file as a custom widget in StreamElements or Streamlabs, or load it straight into OBS as a browser source. From there you can restyle the gradient, reposition the counter, and pick your goal mode without touching any code.
I designed him to sit quietly in a corner of your stream until he's needed, then do his job clearly the moment a goal ticks up. Once you download him, he's yours to reuse for every fundraiser or subathon that comes after this one.