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Guides, Tutorials & Demo Videos / Re: Building a custom command/text file for an overall stream goal counter

« on: August 07, 2018, 02:21:43 AM »

Well you can simply add up the points as each event happens to one master file that you would then wipe clear whenever you wanted.

Create a new folder in your "custom logs" folder and name it "Goal". Then inside, create the following text files:

• TotalScore.txt - leave empty, this will add up the total score.
• FollowerScore.txt - Save the content of this to how many points you want to add whenever someone follows. So in your case that would be 1.
• SubScore.txt - Save the content of this to how many points you want to add whenever someone subs. So in your case that would be 5.
• DonationScore.txt - Save the content of this to how many points you want to add whenever someone donates. So in your case that would be 1 PER Euro.
• BitScore.txt - Save the content of this to how many points you want to add whenever someone cheers. So in your case that would be 1 PER 100 bits.
• BitThreshold.txt - Save the content of this to how many bits are required before a new point is added. So  in your case that would be 100.
• BitProgress.txt - leave empty, this will contain a count of the bits you have received.

**Storing this information in text files as opposed to entering the values directly in the command will allow for easier updates if you ever want to adjust the values.

So for your follower notification, you could have the message "!newfollower @user@", then you create a command called "!newfollower" which the message of that would be "@target@ Just followed the channel @savefile@[Goal/TotalScore.txt,@calc@[+|0@readfile@[Goal/TotalScore.txt]|0@readfile@[Goal/FollowerScore.txt]]]". Set the access of this command to Streamer/Bot.

The same would be the case for both subs and donations because it's an easy 1 event (sub or donation) adds X points. For donation you will have to use @calc@ to multiply the DonationScore.txt to the amount of Euros the person has donated. Bits will be more complicated because you will only add points when a certain threshold is reached. We are not going to use the Cheer Notifications settings variables @current@ and @target@ for this because I haven't found an automatic way to clear these values (you must manually go in and press the "reset" button) so instead, we are going to save the bits you have received to a text file (BitProgress.txt) which will allow you to easily clear the value with the rest of the text files.

For your Cheer Notification settings, enter the message "!newcheer @user@ @amt@" <== PLEASE KEEP IN MIND I DON'T HAVE ACCESS TO MY DEEPBOT AT THE MOMENT SO I CAN'T RECALL IF THE AMOUNT VARIABLE IS WRITTEN AS @amt@ OR @amount@

Then create a new command called "!newcheer" and enter the message: "@target@[1] just cheered @target@[2] Bit@if@[>||@target@[2]||1||s||]. @savefile@[Goal/BitProgress.txt,@calc@[+|0@readfile@[Goal/BitProgress.txt]|@target@[2]]]". Set the access of this command to Streamer/Bot.

Chain this command to another command "!newcheer2". Create a new command called "!newcheer2" and enter the message: "@if@[@customapi@[http://api.thatgirlslays.com?divisible=@readfile@[Goal/BitProgress.txt]~@readfile@[Goal/BitThreshold.txt]]||true||@savefile@[Goal/TotalScore.txt,@calc@[+|0@readfile@[Goal/TotalScore.txt]|0@readfile@[Goal/BitScore.txt]]]||]".

What ^ those commands are doing is say someone had already cheered 30 bits and then someone new cheers 60 bits, !newcheer is going to update the BitsProgress.txt file and save the value as 90. !newcheer2 is going to check whether or not 90 is divisible by 100 with no remainder. And if so, it will award a point to the TotalScore.txt

Also, I'm too lazy to do this right now but you need further logic for if someone donates 200 or more bits. It should calculate 2 points for 200 bits, 3 points for 300 bits etc. That's much more involved logic and I'm too tired to write out.

Anyways, that will get you started in calculating a total score. Then of course you will need HTML, CSS, and possibly JS to display and animate a bar. I would recommend creating an additional file called "Goal/Maximum.txt" and save this whatever your goal of points to reach is for example, 100. This will help you when it comes time to display your progress bar. You would simply divide the TotalScore.txt by the Maximum.txt and then multiply by 100 and that will be the percent you need to see the progress width or location at (as a percentage out of 100).

Lastly, to reset progress whenever you want simply create a command called !cleargoal and set the access as Streamer/Bot only. The message of this will be "@savefile@[Goal/TotalScore.txt,0] @savefile@[Goal/BitProgress.txt,0]".


PLEASE VERIFY ALL CODE BEFORE USING IN PRODUCTION AS I AM WRITING IT AT THE TOP OF MY HEAD WITHOUT ACCESS TO MY DEEPBOT FOR TESTING.

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Help/Support / Re: command add minutes

« on: August 07, 2018, 01:12:28 AM »

Hi,

So if I am understanding you correctly this is what you are trying to do (please correct me if I am wrong):

• You want to hold a 24 hour stream and allow users (or simply just mods) to extend the time which means your stream could last over 24 hours.
• People would do this by some means of entering a command for example they write !extend and each time they do that it adds 30 minutes to the stream
• You want another command that will show how long the stream has been extended for. Say for example people enter !extendcount and it outputs: "The stream has been extended 4 times for an extra 2 hours! The 24 hour stream will not become a 26 hour stream!"...Something like that?

If that's what you are trying to do then you can simply make use of @counter@ and @calc@

So for example..

This is the !extend command that people use to add time to your stream:

@user@ just added @readfile@[Extend/increment.txt] minutes to the stream. This stream has been extended by @calc@[*|@readfile@[Extend/increment.txt]|@counter@] minutes.

Then if people want to check how long the stream has been extended for later then this is your !extendcount command:
This stream has been extended @getcounter@[!extend] times for a total of @calc@[*|@readfile@[Extend/increment.txt]|@getcounter@[!extend]] extra minutes.


In your "custom logs" folder, create a new folder called "Extend" and then inside of it, create a file called "increment.txt". Inside the file, enter the number of minutes you want to extend your stream each time the !extend command is used. For example enter "30" (without the quotation marks) if you want the stream to be extended by 30 minutes each time someone uses the !extend command.

You can even do further conditional logic if you want to display minutes AND hours the stream has been extended. In might example, if the stream has been extended 5 times it will say "This stream has been extended 5 times for a total of 150 minutes. If you want this to say "2.5 hours" then you would need to divide 150 by 60. If you want to add 2.5 to 24 hour and then say "This has now become a 26.5 hour stream" then you need to use calc again to add 24 + (150 / 60).

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Help/Support / Re: Is it possible to do? (Custom Commands) Quiz

« on: July 19, 2018, 03:49:04 AM »

i wanna do a "minigame" like this (its kinda quiz game) the "300" is the value of the points, what you can earn while hanging out in the stream

example - of a twitch chat:



Viewer-1: !quiz viewer2 300

BOT: Viewer1 has challenged you. Value: 300. with !accept you accept the challenge.

Viewer-2: !accept

BOT: the quiz question will be asked from the streamer

Streamer: 1+3

Viewer-1: 4

Streamer: !quizwin Viewer-1



is it possible to do it? :/

Ok I think I can see what you are trying to do but I have some questions. First let me make sure I am understanding it right. Viewer #1 challengers Viewer #2 to a quiz. If Viewer #2 accepts then the Streamer asks a question. The person with the correct answer wins the challenge. Is that correct?

My questions:

• Do both people answer the question or is it only the person being challenged?
• The 300 points, is that wagered and lost if the quiz is accepted and the answer is incorrect or is that simply the points that are gained. I would imaged if both people accepted the challenge then the winner would get their 300 points back PLUS the 300 from the other person. The person than answers wrong will receive 0 points and actually lose their 300 point wager.
• What if both people are INcorrect?
• What if both people are correct? Would the person who answered first be the winner? Would they both be considered the winner? Would both be paid out and lose nothing? Or would they both earn 0 points.
• If both people answer the question, how to prevent the second person copying the answer from the first person? I would recommend having both people WHISPER the answer to the bot.
• How will you prevent Viewers #3 and #4 creating a NEW quiz at the same one the current quiz with Viewers #1 and #2 are active? I would recommend saving the status of the quiz as 0 = inactive and 1 = active in a text file and when someone tries to initiate a new quiz, it will not be started until the current one has been set to inactive.
• Would you ever expand it to more viewers instead of just 2 viewers at a time?
• What if the person being challenged does not have the required amount of points to be wagered?

Can very easily be done with custom commands but depending on how you tweak it can determine whether or not this is simply a guessing game or a bet or a custom command. You don't have to answer the questions, just think about how you would want to handle the game.

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Help/Support / Re: Command to active "Multipler Points for X minutes"

« on: June 23, 2018, 04:18:10 AM »

This is exactly something I have been looking for. I have been wanting to do like a "happy hour" type thing for my stream where during certain hours, the currency earn rate would be multiplied for all viewers (compounding with whatever multipliers they already have based on their VIP, mod or activity state). It would be great to be able to trigger it with a command without having to briefly turn off the currency system. Right now, to change currency multiplier on the config tab you have to disable it first.

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Guides, Tutorials & Demo Videos / Re: Transferring points between accounts

« on: June 19, 2018, 04:02:00 AM »

Just wanted to update for anyone who might see this thread. When a user undergoes a Twitch name change you can use the !renameuser command to transfer their points, hours watched, rank, VIP status and profile notes from their old profile to their new profile.

!renameuser <old username> <new username>

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Guides, Tutorials & Demo Videos / Re: Building a custom command/text file for an overall stream goal counter

« on: June 19, 2018, 02:53:04 AM »

I will brainstorm how to do this. But for the progress bar, a portion, if not all of it, will have to be a web file. It could potentially be hosted on your local machine. However, you potentially could have a session that exceeds your goal. You would have to set some sort of goal whether it's 100 pts, 250 pt, 1000 pts, etc and then a percentage will be calculated which will drive how large/far the bar appears. It's possible that your points could exceed the goal in which case your bar would appear as full. You would have to think about whether or not, when you reset/clear the progress bar, should the new bar start at 0 or should it pre-fill with whatever value was in excess. So for example, you might have a goal of 50 and you might make it to 75 in one stream. If you set to reset/clear, should the next bar start at 0 or 25?

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Help/Support / Re: Option for welcome message after first chat

« on: June 19, 2018, 02:39:55 AM »

I haven't experienced the issue of the welcome back message writing to chat before the user talks. For me it only happens after they talk. Not saying it isn't happening for you. Of course this would be a problem if this is happening because it would be calling out lurkers as you noted. You mentioned wanting to have a personalized welcome message per person...how personalized are we talking because that is what the custom join message is for. I do believe the custom join message is only triggered after the user talks and not when they first joins the stream as a lurker. You would use the custom join  message (located in the user profile) to write a message specific for that user. OR if you want to cycle through let's say 10 different join messages shared among everyone, what you could do is have a text file called JoinMessages.txt located in the WelcomeMessages/Settings folder that I previously mentioned. It could have 10 lines and then when the !welcomeback command is triggered, it can read a random line (1-10) in the JoinMessages.txt file.

So right now you have "disabled the default 'welcome back' message in the commands page"...you have disabled it because it was calling out lurkers? What was your previous welcome back message? Can you provide screenshots? And if your welcome back message calls any commands, can you provide screenshots of the command(s) it was calling?

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Help/Support / Re: Adding roles on hours followed

« on: June 19, 2018, 02:24:48 AM »

Well one real quick thing I would recommend is getting a Discord bot such as Mee6 to assign Discord roles based on activity in Discord. Perhaps the user won't have access to certain channels until they have been active in other channels.

Only other option I can think of is everytime a person joins the viewer list (whether they chat or lurk), you can run a command silently that will pull up their minutes/hours watched and if over X, will assign them VIP status. This would only work on their RETURN to your stream. So say a new person comes to your stream and they stick around for 5 hours, they won't be granted the role until after the next time they visit the stream.

Lastly, this could be possible using the web API but it would require A LOT of overhead and an unreasonable amount of resources. Basically, if you have a web server and you have the web API connected what you could do is regularly loop through your Twitch viewer list and then for each viewer you could calculate the number of hours watched by that person and then in return, grant VIP status if they have surpassed X number of hours. You could run this script perhaps every hour but it would be taxing on your web server to loop through all of your viewers.

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Help/Support / Re: SongRequests via Youtube - Laggy/Stuttering

« on: June 10, 2018, 06:02:56 AM »

What are your computer specs? I've never had that problem though my PC specs aren't bad. My boyfriend, however, has the most potato of computers and he has also never had an issue with the DB music player using too much CPU...

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Help/Support / Re: Option for welcome message after first chat

« on: June 10, 2018, 05:59:45 AM »

Hi Sushidoe,

I have not experienced the same problem as you. In my DB I have an event message set for first time viewers that calls "!newuserwhisper". This command whispers to me that someone has joined my chat for the first time and I should greet them. It is not a public message. It is only triggered after they have said their first line in chat. Never when someone just comes to my stream to lurk without first entering a message.

For welcome back message...what you could do is have your welcome back event message call to a command called "!welcomeback" (you would create this command and I'll explain what it should do in a bit). You could set up a custom logs folder called "WelcomeMessages" with the following structure

• WelcomeMessages
• WelcomeMessages/Users
• WelcomeMessages/Settings

In the Users folder, you can basically create a new txt file for each user coming to your stream (for example the file WelcomeMessages/Users/sushidoe.txt). You would use @savefile@ to save their user file with the @unixtime@ that they were last greeted and you would use @readfile@ to read the time they were last great.

In the Settings folder you can create various settings files. One example is you could create a file called Cooldown.txt and set it to something like 43200. This equals 12 hours meaning you only want each person to be greeted once every 12 hours. You can't set this value on the !welcomemessage command cooldown settings because then it would apply  to all users triggering the command.

What the !welcomemessage command would do is basically get the @user@ of the person triggering the command, check their Users time log and then run a calculation to see if the time last saved in their user time  log file is greater than the value in the cool down file. If it is (meaning 12 hours has passed) then you can welcome them again and also update their user time log file with the new, current @unixtime@.

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Help/Support / Re: Deepbot whispering new subs help

« on: May 06, 2018, 02:20:35 PM »

For the sub notification setting, have your sub notifications run a command like "@user@ Just subscribed to the channel @exec@[0,!subwhisper @user@]". Then create the command "!subwhisper" with the message "/w @target@ Thank you for the sub". Set the access level as Streamer/Bot and hide it from the commands list.

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Help/Support / Re: !add and @editpoints@ not working for "all"

« on: May 06, 2018, 12:54:58 AM »

After doing some troubleshooting with the help of Presidante I have narrowed the issue down to my "users.bin" file. I removed everything from my data folder and the commands were back working though I didn't have any of my old settings, commands or user points information. I slowly added back each of my old data file, quitting and relaunching Deepbot in between to test. The issue only came back when I added back my old users.bin file.

Received an old users.bin file from ExpertsOnline but the issue persisted. Perhaps that users.bin file backup didn't go back far enough?

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Help/Support / Re: Leveling system help

« on: May 06, 2018, 12:52:19 AM »

Real easy for the XP part. Just set a base XP required from level 1 - 2 and then each level they are, calculate a new XP requirement for the next level as being that <base amount> * <next level requirement> * <some sort of multiplier>

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Help/Support / Re: !add and @editpoints@ not working for "all"

« on: May 04, 2018, 03:05:23 PM »

Oh also, !add custom doesn't work and neither do the Point Giveaway buttons at the top of the chat tab.

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Help/Support / Re: Leveling system help

« on: May 04, 2018, 03:00:02 PM »

I created a similar minigame where I have "heroes" based off Game of Thrones characters where each player when they fight for the first time are randomly given one of the heroes, each with special abilities, immunities, fatalities, etc. They receive XP for doing HP damage and receive a boost of XP if they get the final blow (multiple people can attack a single opponent until that person is killed). Stamina is consumed on each attack and players can purchase items to improve their armor, health, stamina, XP earn rate, etc. Health and stamina regen on a time interval basis. People can purchase new heroes with points and level them up.

However, I don't use the Fight command for this. I think you are better off programming your own game from scratch like I did.