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Toggle Alert & Toggle Alert Set

Published 31 Jul 2026

These two actions let one alert switch others on and off. Together they are how you build modes: a "chaos mode" your viewers can turn on, a set of alerts that only runs while you are away, a reward that unlocks something for the rest of the stream.


Toggle Alert

Switches a single other alert on or off.

Configuration Options

SettingDescriptionDefault
Select Alert to ToggleWhich alert to change. The alert you are editing is left out of the list, so it cannot switch itself.-
OperationEnable, Disable or Toggle.Toggle

Operations

OperationWhat it does
EnableAlways switches the target on, whatever state it was in.
DisableAlways switches it off.
ToggleFlips it to the opposite of whatever it is now.
Prefer Enable and Disable

Toggle is convenient, but if two events arrive close together you can end up in the state you did not want. Enable and Disable are predictable.


Toggle Alert Set

Switches a whole alert set on or off, which affects every alert inside it at once.

Configuration Options

SettingDescriptionDefault
Select Alert Set to ToggleWhich set to change. Any set containing the alert you are editing is left out of the list.-
OperationEnable, Disable or Toggle.Toggle

Remember how sets gate firing: an alert in one or more sets needs at least one of them enabled to fire. Disabling a set only silences an alert if it has no other enabled set.


Common Uses

A mode viewers can turn on

  • Alert 1: Chat Message matching !chaos, action Toggle Alert Set → Chaos Mode → Enable
  • Alert 2: Chat Message matching !calm, action Toggle Alert Set → Chaos Mode → Disable

Put every chaotic alert in the Chaos Mode set and leave the set disabled by default.

A reward that unlocks something

  • Trigger: Points Redemptions, Viewer Redeemed Points, filtered to your Unlock redemption
  • Action 1: Toggle Alert Set → Bonus Alerts → Enable
  • Action 2: Delay, 30 minutes
  • Action 3: Toggle Alert Set → Bonus Alerts → Disable

Away mode

  • Trigger: OBS Studio, Scene Changed, filtered to your BRB scene
  • Action: Toggle Alert Set → Device Alerts → Disable

Then a matching alert on your main scene to switch it back on.

A one-shot alert

Have the alert's last action be Toggle Alert pointed at itself... which is not allowed. Instead, put the alert in a set of its own and disable that set as the last action.


Things to Watch For

No self-reference. An alert cannot toggle itself, and cannot toggle a set that contains it. Those options are hidden from the pickers.

Chains are possible. Alert A can disable Alert B, which enables Alert C. Nothing stops you building a loop this way, so sketch it out before you start.

Changes are saved. Toggling is not temporary. If a set is disabled when you close TipLink, it is still disabled when you open it. Check the Alerts page after a stream if something has stopped working.

Enable does not override everything. Enabling an alert that sits in a disabled set will still not make it fire. Toggle the set as well.


  • Alert Sets - how sets gate firing.
  • Trigger Alert - run another alert's actions immediately, rather than switching it on.
  • Delay - useful for timed unlocks.