STREAMING

Add Fortnite Scout Stats to Your Stream

You can show your Fortnite progress for the stream session, including your wins, k/d and placement statistics, right under your in-game health bar! Fill in the following information:

Epic Games Username


Select Platform
Keyboard & Mouse Gamepad Touch

Select Overlay
Session: K/D and Placements (health bar) Session: K/D and Placements PRO (health bar) Session: Successes (health bar) Day (6am-6am): Successes (health bar) Lifetime: Stats Overview (under map) Lifetime: Kills and Wins (under map)

DESCRIPTION:

CUSTOM COLORS:

Wins:

Top 10%:

Top 25%:

Please consider adding a link to your Fortnite Scout player page in your !stats macro or stream description! We love you.
You can place more than one overlay on your stream, of course.
Also available: Fortnite Stats Panel for Twitch

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BrowserSource Parameters:

Width: ?
Height: ?
(OBS) Shutdown Source When Not Visible: OFF (VERY IMPORTANT!)
Recommended transform (on a 1080p canvas): ?, ?

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To add this to your stream, create either a BrowserSource (OBS Studio) or Webpage URL (XSplit Add->Other) and paste the URL and sizing numbers from above.

Thank you for NOT cropping out our branding. Fortnite Scout does not make money from the streaming overlay, so the more people that know about us through your stream, the longer we can continue doing what we're doing.

Move your new Fortnite Scout layers in place underneath your in-game health bar, map, or wherever you like. The recommended position listed above will work for most people running a default streaming setup, but you may have to position it manually. If you can't see the game in your stream monitor, try bringing up your inventory (default: Alt key) before alt-tabbing out of the game.

• While you're streaming, the Fortnite Scout layer will update your stats every 3 minutes. Actual data refresh times may vary slightly depending on Fortnite's own update speeds.
• Overlays that track data per streaming session will reset if the session ends. Things work fine in our testing under a default environment, but any settings you apply that would break the browser session (restarting OBS or Xsplit, or forcing layers to deactivate when invisible) will cause those overlays to start over.
• Users report that the overlay may not work with the deprecated "OBS Classic" CLR Browser Plugin due to that software not fully supporting Javascript or CSS. Please consider using OBS Studio instead with its modern, built-in BrowserSource layer.