Slots Command Twitch
Song request chat commands. Your viewers and Twitch mods interact with the song request feature through the Twitch bot's chat commands. All the chat commands for the song request feature are built-in, and you can fully adjust their settings and responses from their menu. Just follow these steps to activate a song request chat command. To manage the roles of your community members, go to your dashboard.From there, click the Hamburger menu then Community, then Roles Manager.You will see a list of all the members of your community who currently have a role (e.g. Editor, Moderator, or VIP) on your channel. To manage your emotes, head to your dashboard.Click the Hamburger menu in the top left hand corner to open the menu, then click Preferences.From there, click Affiliate or Partner.Under the Subscriptions header, select Emotes. On this page is a list of your current emotes grouped by tier, as well as your current emote prefix and the progress you've made towards unlocking your next emote.
UPDATE (January 3, 2016) ::: I will be updating these scripts and adding more at GitHub rather than here, as it makes things a lot easier. https://github.com/Blasman/mIRC-Twitch-Scripts
Commands can be used to raid a channel, start a giveaway, share media, and much more. Each command comes with a set of permissions. Depending on the Command, some can only be used by your moderators while everyone, including viewers, can use others. Below is a list of commonly used Twitch commands that can help as you grow your channel. Does anyone here know the code for the!slots command? Let's say if i'd want to make the command myself and the response that comes after it. /r/Twitch is an unofficial place for discussions surrounding the streaming website Twitch.tv. If you want to provide feedback, ask a question or show some quality content, this is the.
Download Here: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1231209/mIRCslots.rar
UPDATE (December 29, 2015) ::: I made the code a little better/cleaner. Users can now use !slot -or- !slots interchangeably, as a lot of users kept typing !slots instead of !slot.
A few people have been asking me for the Slot Machine that I have been using in my Twitch channel at twitch.tv/Blasman13 . I am using a combination of mIRC and AnkhBot for use with my Twitch bot. What this slot machine script does is use the currency database from AnkhBot for adding and removing points, so you do not need a separate point system for the slot machine.
Step 1: Download and install mIRC. UNCHECK EVERYTHING except 'Scripts' and 'Help Files' on the 'Choose Components' section of the install, as you don't need most of it. http://www.mirc.com/get.html
Step 2: Get your bot's Twitch account up and running with mIRC, and set up your Twitch channel as an auto-join channel as well. See http://help.twitch.tv/customer/portal/articles/1302780-twitch-irc#mIRC%20guide or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7ULgVCZ3Ns
Step 3: Put all the files from the mircslots.rar file into your mIRC's script directory. By default, it should be your mIRC's root directory, something like C:UsersUSERNAMEAppDataRoamingmIRC ... replace 'USERNAME' with your Windows username... an easy way to get to this directory is by typing %APPDATA% in your Windows Folder titlebar and opening the mIRC directory.
Step 4: Edit the slot.mrc file in a text editor. Change the variables at the top to what they need to be. The only one that you need to change is the path to your AnkhBot's CurrencyDB.sqlite file. Also, just in case anything would happen to go wrong, make a back-up of your CurrencyDB.sqlite file.
Step 5: Load all the scripts that are needed by typing the following commands in mIRC's Status window. Blindly agree to any prompts that may pop-up. If mIRC says 'no such file,' then you did something wrong, such as putting the files in the wrong directory.
/load -rs JSON.mrc
/load -rs mTwitch.mrc
/load -rs msqlite.mrc
/load -rs slot.mrc
Step 6: Profit. Type '!slot on' and '!slot off' to activate and deactivate the slots. Test them out. Make sure that the points are being added/removed. You can view the sections of my mIRC YouTube video that talk about having mIRC be as unobtrusive as possible and running automatically if you want as well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7ULgVCZ3Ns
Credits (and most recent versions of scripts):
The JSON.mrc script: http://hawkee.com/snippet/10194/
The mTwitch.mrc script: http://hawkee.com/snippet/16487/
The msqlite.mrc script: http://hawkee.com/scripts/11648275/
AnkhBot: http://marcinswierzowski.com/Code/AnkhBotR2/
The script displayed below is the copy of slot.mrc in the mIRCslots.rar file.
It's also worth noting that I ran the script through a 1,000,000 times loop to get an idea of the overall odds of winning and losing. The variance was less than 0.1% in favor of the user. It only seems like the users win a lot simply because it's very easy to win 1x, 2x, and even 5x. However, it is very rare to get any of the other combinations of symbols.
Fun Twitch Commands
This post will cover a list of the Streamlabs commands that are most commonly used to make it easier for mods to grab the information they need.
List of Streamlabs Mod Commands
- Change Title –
!settitle - Change Game –
!setgame
How to Change the Stream Title with Streamlabs
If the streamer changes their game mid-stream, they may need a new Twitch title to draw in new users. You can help them change the title through streamlabs with the !settitle command, followed by the name of the game. Here is an example:
!settitleJoin Us for Community Night
How to Change the Game Category with Streamlabs
You may also need to change the game category with Streamlabs. You can do this with the command !setgame, followed by the name of the Game. Here is an example:
!setgameStardew Valley
Good Chat Commands For Twitch
How to Create and Delete Commands with Streamlabs
One of the best things about using the Streamlabs bot is the ability to create custom commands for your viewers to use. These can serve as tools to create hype through inside jokes or easily link to your social media pages. Here’s how:
To create a command, you will need to enter !addcommand followed by your desired name of the command, then the text that it will display. For example, if you want the command to show a link to your Discord server, you could create the !discord command that would post the link and a short invite message. For example:
!addcommand !discord Come hang out with our Tiwitch community in our Discord server! https://discord.gg/hy5$34
Oh no! You made a typo! To fix it, you can use the !editcommand feature, followed by the name of the command with an edited version of the text that follows. For example:
!editcommand !discord Come hang out with our Twitch community in our Discord server! https://discord.gg/hy5$34
If you decide that you no longer need a command, you can use !removecommand followed by the name of the command. In this instance, that would be written like this:
!removecommand !discord
How to Use Counters in Streamlabs
Sometimes a streamer will ask you to keep track of the number of times they do something on stream. These events could be related to gameplay (such as the number of times they die in a round of League) or things that happen on stream (such as the number of puns they use). The streamer will name the counter and you will use that to keep track. Here’s how you would keep track of a counter with the command !icecream.
- Add 1 to the counter:
!icecream + - Subtract 1 from the counter:
!icecream - - Add 5 (or any other amount) to the counter:
!icecream 5 - Show the number on the counter:
!icecream
Editor Commands in Streamlabs
Twitch Set Game Command
If the streamer upgrades your status to “Editor” with Streamlabs, there are several other commands they may ask you to perform as a part of your moderator duties. This can range from handling giveaways to managing new hosts when the streamer is offline. Work with the streamer to sort out what their priorities will be.
Conclusion
While there are mod commands on Twitch, having additional features can make a stream run more smoothly and help the broadcaster interact with their viewers. We hope that this list will help you make a bigger impact on your viewers.