Form DOT-1

Register your channel as a port of entry

Six steps, about a minute. The only thing you install is a Browser Source in OBS.

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Connect with Twitch

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Read-only. We ask for your channel name and nothing else. Twitch tells us who you are, so nobody else can register your channel.

Design the stamp you issue

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Shape, four characters, colour. Every passport that visits gets it and keeps it.

Connect first.

Add the Browser Source in OBS

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New Browser Source, paste the URL, set it to 1920 × 1080. Leave "Shutdown source when not visible" unchecked so it keeps listening off screen.

Connect first.

While you are in there: Docks → Custom Browser Docks takes a second URL and puts your desk beside your preview. Optional, and you can add it any time.

Connect first.

Give the bot moderator

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Optional. Mods can talk five times as often and their messages skip your filters. Without it, a busy chat can leave the bot queued and eat the links it posts.

Connect first.

Test it in your own chat

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Type !passport in your channel. It should land on the overlay within a second.

We cannot see your OBS, so this is the one step you have to check yourself.

Dress your overlay

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A new channel starts quiet: the bot answers !passport and nothing else. Switch on the rest in the Port of Entry (the departure board, arrivals and standing) and pick which of the forty-two countries issues your documents.

Choose what appears → · Pick a country → · Place it on screen →

Finish and dress the overlay → Open Dispatch → Read the handbook Read the privacy notice

Stamp preview

Your mark

CHT

BUREAU OF CHAT

Shape—

Label—

Colour—

Approval—

This is the mark left on every passport that visits your channel, and the thing your viewers carry around with them afterwards.

Edit in the Port of Entry →