To reset your overlay, just execute all three commands (img, html, css) in the DMs with ToadOverlay and type `` (square brackets with the word 'empty' in between) as the parameter. Execute the same steps as you would for the home team, but replace `_home` with `_guest`.Set the guest team (your enemies and also for each channel separately) If this is not the case, just try it again after a few more seconds.

The bot should have sent a message to the current channel and your profile should now contain the team logo and tag.Wait a few seconds, until the bot fetches all necessary data from the profile.`_home mkc-id` (replace 'mkc-id' with the noted id of your team).`_home mkc-url` (replace 'mkc-url' with the copied URL).Go to the discord channel you have executed the `_setup` command in and use one of the following commands:.Copy the URL to your team or note the id (the number at the end of the URL).Go to the team registry from this site and search for your own team.Set the home team (your team and for each channel separately) Just use the Toad bot as you're used to.Check the two boxes at the bottom of the page ('Shutdown source when not visible' and 'Refresh browser when scene becomes active') to save me some traffic and for better troubleshooting ('Have you tried, turning it off and on again?').Insert the URL to the URL-field and use the following settings:.With your new overlay as an URL, go to the streaming application of your choice (Streamlabs or OBS Studio) and create a new browser source.

The bot will then send you some instructions and the URL to your overlay to your DMs.

In the channel, where you usually use your Toad for score tracking, execute the command `_setup`.

After inviting the bot to your server, make sure it has at least the same permissions as Toad for it to be able to read and write to the corresponding channels.

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