Practical guide

Wheel choices, points and viewer commands

Set probabilities, explain the wheel’s points and start commands deliberately.

What you will be able to doViewers know the current commands, and you know how prizes, access and wheel points are calculated.

Before you start

  • A configured wheel and, for live commands, a connected creator account.
  • A clear explanation of what each choice means for your show.

Weights are relative chances

Set each choice and its weight, then review the total. A choice’s chance is its weight divided by the total weight. Equal weights give equal chances; a weight of 2 is not automatically a 2% chance.

The result is selected once and the wheel presents that result. A local preview is for checking appearance and motion. Use the intended on-stream control when you want viewers to see a spin.

Save settings, then start commands

  1. Choose the command prefix and names. Use the generated Viewer command guide rather than a list copied from an older setup.
  2. Set the eligible audiences, cooldowns and waiting queue limit.
  3. Save the settings. Saving does not start commands; review the active command state separately.
  4. When LIVE and ready, use the command start control. Check a matching viewer interaction and the queue.

Explain the wheel’s points

The wheel has engagement-point balances, host-granted points, points awarded by wheel outcomes and a configured cost per spin. Explain the currency name and cost before inviting viewers to spend it. These points are distinct from TikTok coins and battle scores.

This wheel-specific system is not a general cross-tool loyalty wallet or a configurable activity-earning system. Review the available balance and adjustment controls carefully; changing a balance is a deliberate state change, not a harmless animation test.

A reply on the overlay is not a TikTok post

Wheel and chatbot controls share access rules and one LIVE connection. Unknown or stale membership does not satisfy a membership requirement. The access preview can test the rules privately without spending points or posting a message.

Replies drawn in the overlay stay in the overlay. Creator-account posting uses the separately configured Streamer.bot and TikFinity bridge. Check the actual sender and visible delivery before relying on that path.

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These instructions describe the reviewed iTok beta. Provider access and physical-device behavior still need to be checked in your setup.

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