Never miss a kill, multi-kill, squad wipe, or clutch play from your Apex Legends stream. Follow this checklist to set up your stream correctly so Eklipse captures every highlight. Create Apex stream highlights, build a montage, or share clips instantly using the best clipping software for Apex Legends.

✅ 1. Confirm Apex Legends Is Supported #

Eklipse only works if the game is supported in its system. Check the Eklipse Supported Games List and confirm Apex Legends is included.

✅ 2. Select the Correct Game Category #

Eklipse detects highlights based on the game category you stream under. If your stream isn’t tagged as Apex Legends, highlights won’t be captured.

Twitch #

1. Go to Creator Dashboard → Click Stream Manager
2. Edit “Stream Info”
3. Set category to Apex Legends

YouTube #

1. Open YouTube Studio → Go Live
2. Choose “Stream” → Click Edit
3. Set Category to Gaming
4. Enter Apex Legends as the game title

Facebook Gaming #

1. Start Live Stream
2. Under Gaming, select Apex Legends

✅ 3. Keep Apex Legends HUD Elements Visible #

Eklipse reads your in-game HUD to detect highlights. If these elements are covered, clips may be missed.

Must stay visible:

• Kill/Elimination Feed: Top-left corner
• Health/Shield Bar: Bottom-left corner
• Weapon/Abilities HUD: Bottom-center
• Squad Info / Respawn Beacon: Top-right corner

Safe to cover:

• Chat Box: Bottom-left corner (optional)
• Minimap: Top-right corner (avoid covering critical info)

Recommended Stream Overlays: Do’s and Don’ts #

✅ Good Overlay Placement

• Facecam in the bottom-left or bottom-right corner that doesn’t block health/shields or weapon HUD
• Alerts positioned away from the kill feed
• All critical HUD elements are fully visible

❌ Bad Overlay Placement

• Facecam covering kill feed or health/shields bar
• Alerts blocking squad info or weapon HUD
• Widgets overlapping the ultimate or ability HUD

✅ 4. Set Stream Visibility to Public #

Eklipse cannot process Private or Unlisted streams. Always set your stream to Public before you go live.

Step-by-step:

1. Click your profile icon (top-right) and go to Creator Dashboard
2. In the left sidebar, select Settings → Stream
3. Scroll down until you find the Public Stream option → Enable it

✅ 5. Use Correct Language and HUD Settings #

For the best detection accuracy, keep Apex Legends on default settings:

• In-game language: English
• HUD and kill feed: Default style and colors
• Avoid mods or overlays that change or hide HUD elements

✅ Ready to Stream Smarter? #

Set up your Apex Legends stream with these best practices and let Eklipse automatically capture every highlight. Use Eklipse as your clipping software for Apex Legends to instantly share your best plays.
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