Recent lists
Lumia tracks recent events as comma-separated lists. Each list variable has a names string and (for events with monetary or count metadata) a parallel amounts string. Each list persists as a template variable across runs until rewritten.
Available lists
| Names variable | Parallel amounts |
|---|---|
{{recent_followers}} | - |
{{recent_subscribers}} | - |
{{recent_hosts}} | - |
{{recent_raiders}} | {{recent_raiders_amount}} |
{{recent_cheers}} | {{recent_cheers_amount}} |
{{recent_tips}} | {{recent_tips_amount}} |
{{recent_superchats}} | {{recent_superchats_amount}} |
{{recent_charity_donations}} | {{recent_charity_donations_amount}} |
Format
Lists are comma-separated strings. Each entry is a username. When entries carry an amount (cheers, tips, raids, etc.), the parallel *_AMOUNT variable is also comma-separated and 1:1 with the names list by index.
Example after a session with three raiders:
{{recent_raiders}} → "alice, bob, charlie"
{{recent_raiders_amount}} → "120, 45, 8"
Usage in chat
Just drop them into a message:
Last few raiders: {{recent_raiders}}
Recent supporters: {{recent_tips}}
Usage in overlays
The Label layer supports both labeltext and labellist types. For lists, use labellist and the layer renders them as a scrolling marquee:
value: "Recent Followers: {{recent_followers}}"
The label-and-goal-presets in module.config.json ship presets for the most-used list variables - pick "Recent Followers" or "Recent Tips" from the labels picker and the template is pre-filled.
Pairing with chat templates
If you want both name and amount in one rendered line, use the arg-style indexing on the lists isn't possible (they're strings, not arrays). Instead, run separate writes:
Most recent raid: from a viewer at {{twitch_last_raider}} with {{twitch_last_raider_amount}} viewers
That uses the single-value LAST_RAIDER variables instead of the recent-list pair. The list is for "show me the last N", the single-value var is for "show me the most recent one".
See also
- Variable functions - the underlying machinery
- Counters - for numeric accumulators instead of lists