Bit of an unusual request here. I am not a developer and need some help getting started. Short version is that I am the lead mod and editor for a streamer who has just experienced some significant personal loss. Some of their custom channel rewards will be huge triggers when they come back to streaming, and (on her request) I’d like to remove them if it’s possible. Based on my complete layperson’s reading of some of the Twitch support documentation, it appears I should be able to do this with Editor permissions on their stream and the Channel Points API… is anyone available to walk me through how to do this?
Longer response: you as an editor have no control or rights over channel points rewards.
They can only be updated by the owner of the account.
Or the developer that created the reward via the API
If you are neither of these, then you have no ability to modify/control channel point rewards. Beyond “pausing” them, if that reward supports/uses the queue.
@BarryCarlyon Thanks for the reply. I guess the next best option is to sit next to them and just be present as a friend while they do it themselves. Thanks for both the short and long responses.
Looks like the pause option is available, thank you so much. That is 80% of the way there and will at least prevent these from showing up in their chat window live on stream.
We will be able to handle the grief of actually deleting those together off-stream.