Streaming for clans
Your clan streams its events? Let viewers play one event without joining your clan.
Turn on Streaming
#Go to Admin → Clan settings → Profile and turn on Streaming.
Only a public clan can stream. Viewers have to open your event page, and a private clan hides it from them. A clan with Streaming on can’t go private until you turn it off.
Once it is on, connect your Twitch, YouTube or Kick channel right below it.
Open an event to viewers
#Every event stays Members only until you say otherwise. That is how it worked before.
Open the event’s Settings → Entry & co-hosts → Who can join? and pick Members and viewers. Then choose Which viewers?: anyone, or followers, subs, a Discord role and so on. Press Save.
These checks are for viewers only. Your clan members always get in, as before.
What viewers are
#A viewer who joins is an event player. They play that one event.
They are not clan members and not guests. They never land on your clan list, and they get no rank.
You can see everyone who joined this way under People → Past viewers.
A regular you want to keep? Make guest on their row turns them into a clan guest, so they can join any of your events open to guests, not just this one. Make a guest a viewer again turns a guest back into a viewer of one event.
Your stream tools
#The streamer tools work the same as in a creator space: verified channel links, Who can join? checks, the OBS overlay and !join in chat.
The overlay links for a clan event are in the event’s Settings → Stream → Stream overlay. !join and the overlay mark are under Clan settings → Profile → Streaming.
The creator guide explains each one step by step.
Stream highlights work here too: with Twitch or YouTube connected, Anvil clips the big moments of events open to viewers. !join in Kick chat has its own switch in the Kick channel box.
Questions
#The short answers:
!join send people to a members-only event?No. It only points at an event open to viewers.Stuck, or something looks wrong? Ask in the Anvil support Discord