For users like me, who make many different emotes and their categories, if we want to use the emote set to separate the types of emotes and add them there, it will make the profile crowded. I think it would be very good if you add an option so that we can put the emote sets together in a group in something like a folder so that the profiles are not crowded, and we can also sort the emotes we create based on their use and type of content (for example, meme emotes and emotes made from streamers).
#The possibility of creat folder of emote sets
crystal pawn
golden oracle
i thought maybe the sets could have some kind of visibility flag
so you could hide the sets you dont want to be visible on your profile
or they could be moved into a different "disabled" tab and at the same time they wouldnt show up in the set selecting menu when adding emotes
but thats all not really a priority atm
could be considered in the future
crystal pawn
i thought maybe the sets could have some kind of visibility flag
This is also a useful and good solution, but on the other hand, if we can have such a feature in the profile, one of its advantages is that it makes new and updated emotes better seen. For example [ just example:) ], I made the NOWAY emote in 2022, now I'm coming and making a bunch of other emotes that are more up-to-date and useful for chatting. I can introduce my own emotes better by creating an emote set and grouping them, and not just be limited to one viral emote. Without the need to hide and private the emote set from the profile, or make it public to make our profile crowded for no reason.
In this way, we can introduce ourselves better and more within the 7TV community. they become more dynamic. Of course, this is my opinion, it may not be cost-effective or even time-consuming and not logical.
crystal pawn
but thats all not really a priority atm
Yep
This was just a suggestion that came to my mind and I said it would be good if it was added to the site over time
golden oracle
yeah this is not really a channel for suggestions like these, the devs are now mostly focused on fixing the current bugs and matching the previous website features