RIFTFARER · PERSISTENT WORLDS
Get your Reality into OBS
Use your existing Twitch account and hosted Browser Sources. Your dashboard supplies one stable link for each of four scenes.
Beta status & V1 launch
All viewer and streamer data may be reset when Riftfarer reaches V1 and launches fully. This includes accounts, characters, progression, collections, community activity, saved realms and stream settings. Do not rely on beta data carrying over to V1.
Saving still keeps your changes between sessions during normal use. A possible V1 reset is separate from those everyday saves; a saved character or realm is not a promise of permanent storage.
There is no announced V1 launch date. Follow the Community Roadmap for release plans and updates, and use Support for account or data questions.
Community Roadmap →Connect and arrange your scenes
Confirm the Twitch channel you stream from. Choose Streamer and confirm your Twitch account to connect your channel. In your realm gallery, create or edit a named realm. Choose the World, canvas and gameplay area, then arrange the companion, chat and alerts. The draft saves as you go; Finish & save realm keeps it in your gallery. Choose Set active to publish it to your connected OBS sources.
Add Browser Sources in OBS
Copy each private scene URL from OBS setup into its matching Gameplay, Starting Soon, BRB or Ending scene. Match the source dimensions to your dashboard. Enable and place optional alerts in the same scene URL; avoid adding a second alert source that duplicates the presentation.
Preview, then check your output
Try simulated events before going live. Test scenes, transitions and audio in your own OBS output. If chat is missing after switching realms, open Edit setup → Scene layout and check the scene chat switches. Copy active chat settings can copy the current live preferences into the draft. Finish saving and set the realm active before testing an ordinary Twitch message. Connection observations alone cannot prove what an audience saw.
Keep private links private
Never put raw OBS URLs, Twitch tokens or passwords in screenshots, chat or support requests. If a scene credential is exposed, replace it through your authenticated dashboard and update the affected OBS sources.