Curious about the bots that power my streams? Here's a glimpse into their world:
I've got this bot I made myself. It's got some stuff like a custom chat overlay, interactive features, mediashare, and some commands. It's not perfect, but hey, it's mine.
If you've hung out on my Discord server, chances are you've met my (un)reliable Discord bot. It's got LivePings, "+" commands, and slash commands to spice things up.
Curious about what my Twitch bot can do? Here's a glimpse into its features:
Access a variety of fun commands prefixed with !
by typing them in chat. Need help? Just type !help
to see all available commands.
These interactions can display images, play sounds, or perform both actions. Some interactions can be targeted by mentioning a specific user in the command, like ![interaction name] @[username]
.
!interact
Enjoy a customized chat overlay that includes nicknames and pronouns. You can change your nickname using !nick [new nickname]
. Pronouns are loaded from Pronoundb.org. Of course, overlay also displays 7TV emotes! Go type bla
in chat :3
Want to request YouTube songs and videos? Just use !request
followed by a YouTube link or search term for videos, which will display the video. If you prefer just audio, go for !sr
- it hides the video for songs or content tagged as music from YouTube.
The browser-accessible control panel offers control over features, mediashare, music and stream information. Simple, and all in one place.
Connect with the comunity while focused on content thanks to sleak chat view with TTS for each message. All events that happen on stream included. Someone timed out? You see it. Channel point request? Bet.
If you're curious about the capabilities of my Discord bot, look no further. Here's a breakdown of its features:
Simple Pings for streams with mentions of appropriate role that you can get in the #roles-and-channels onboarding questionare.
Plus commands like +weather
, +timestamp
, and more. Works both in servers and through DMs. You can use +help
to see all documented commands!
Few slash commands such as /exchange
for currency conversion and /convert
for unit conversions. Nothing fancy, but good enough for me. Don't have many ideas.