Every laugh, hype spike, tease and wholesome run the chat produced, scored and sorted. You judge each one and keep what works. Nothing is picked for you.
Moments is the fastest way to a first cut. Open a fresh VoD and the moments rail lists the stretches where chat reacted hardest, each with its timecode and its score. It reads where chat got loud, scores it, and sorts the list.
Each moment is tagged by the kind of reaction behind it: laughs, hype, tease, wholesome, sad and mad. Most editors learn quickly which kind fits their channel.
The real unlock is the rail's reaction filter. Switch it to laughs and you get the funny moments; switch to hype and you get the big plays.
This is how compilation editors build a themed reel in minutes instead of hours.
Every moment is a row you can click. The player seeks to the peak, so you can watch a few seconds of context and decide. Keep the ones that work and turn them into clips.
Moments catches the obvious peaks reliably. It can miss quiet moments, like a sub story or a streamer monologue that chat answers with text instead of emotes. It can also surface a false positive when chat spams one emote in a wall. The scorer marks spam walls, so you can tell them apart at a glance.
Treat the list as a shortlist you judge, not a final cut. Editors who use it heavily run it twice: once on the full graph for the big moments, and once per reaction kind in the rail to pull a single mood. The kind-by-kind pass is cleaner because there is less noise.
Reading the graph by hand wins when you know the streamer, know their cadence, and the VoD is short enough to scan in one breath. Moments wins when the VoD is long, when you do not know the streamer, or when you want a baseline you can extend instead of starting from a blank graph.
A common workflow: go through the Moments list for the bedrock highlights, mark the obvious keepers, then look over the graph yourself for the in-between moments it missed.
It scores the peaks in chat activity against the stretch around them, labels the kind of reaction, and lists them in order. It reads message patterns, so it does not watch the video.
Yes. The Moments rail filters by reaction: laugh, hype, tease, wholesome, sad or mad. The graph's emote and word filters are separate and change the graph, not the Moments list.
No. It points and you decide. Click a moment to watch it, then turn the ones you like into clips with the start and end you choose.
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