Thank you. I've been trying to do this myself for a month now and it just won't work while I'm live. I'm going to set this up now and get back to you if it works. Cheers!
@@ContentDelta thank you! The auto shoutout works during the 'first words' of people on my list when saying hi in chat, but I can't get it to auto shoutout whenever I am raided.
@@ContentDelta after rewatching your vid I think I found my mistake. I used %targetUser% for the auto shoutout after a raid instead of %userName%. Hopefully with this fixed it'll work now. Will check in after today's stream.
I did one more thing with it! I made two Auto-Shoutouts instead of the one. I made one for streamers and one for non-streamers and it will still pull everything from the get info and just send to the right action! Thanks for sharing the string to import this!!!!!
I've just given it a test run with a few people and it seems to work. - Can you drop into the discord and we will troubleshoot this? discord.gg/pCNzATN5
@@ContentDelta I have been having the same problem for about a month now and my streamer.bot is up to date. Were you able to help this person with their problem? if so, how might it have worked? Sorry to bother and thank you for your amazing videos!
Holy cow! Of all the videos, this is the first I was a step ahead. I actually have this (Still haven't been raided yet). Utilized a banner, OBS filter state, announcement in chat, 10 second delay and then asking raiders to click link to refresh the raid view and then "Send shoutout". All of which I have to do nothing for! YAY!
Great video! It's given me an idea to use a file with a list of names to make adding an autoshoutout easier, you could even automate that with a simple command.
This is good so far, but it's the same shoutout regardless of being a team member or not. What I want is separate alerts for team members and generic shouts. I have graphics that get shown and are custom for the team I'm in where those not in the team have a generic shoutout so that and chat messages need to be 2 different. but not by having separate commands if in team use team shoutout.... if not in team use generic shoutout
Here you are running into a limitation of Streamer.Bot because - unless you are coding it yourself - it is not a big fan of forking and loops. So, the best way I can come up with for you to do this is to have two actions: 1) The first action is "Team Shoutout" and in this one it has the graphic and the different text as the shoutout command. 2) The second action is "General Shoutout" and in this one it has the general shoutout. Now, in your "Command"-action (so the one you use to trigger the shoutout) you add two If/Else statements: 1) If team0 = [TEAMNAME] do "Team Shoutout" then Break, else do nothing and continue 2) If team1 = [TEAMNAME] do "Team Shoutout" then Break, else do nothing and continue and finish it off with a "Run Action" for the "General Shoutout" action. What this does is check if the person belongs to your team. If they do, it does the team shoutout and stops there, otherwise it will do the General Shoutout. Hope that helps!
Hey, I just recently started using the bot and attempted to use your import string. It failed. I was wondering if there's a chance you could post an updated one?
twitch has a built in shoutout command using: /shoutout username. is there a way to trigger that specific built in command through streamerbot methods? Or is the automation limited to a simple message? (I tried putting /shoutout %userName% into the message box, and that did not work.).
just a little bit a feedback I noticed you move incredibly fast in all your tutorials and vids are not noob friendly. You speed run the help just an additional 3-5 seconds in between each step would be so nice for those of us following along and I have reduced video speeds to help but an extra minute of video time so that's not necessary would be cool. I do enjoy the straight to the point vibe.
In the subsections there is a Twitch menu. In the moderator submenu (I think) there is a Create Shout-out action you can use. Use this after you get the user info from input and you should be golden!
I just tested the code and it works in the most up to date version of Streamer.Bot. Please make sure you have copied the -whole- code (It is very long)
question. in your duplicate shjoutout, the add target info from input isnt there in the sub actions? did you remove it on purpose? if so, whats the reason for removing it?
@@ContentDelta i didnt use the imported code, jsut watched the video:) also, i ran into another problem. when someone used the commant, it seems to target the user who tried to shout out someone else. so its pick up the name from the user who shouts, instead of the intended target.
Ah okay! So, for the Automatic Shoutout the "Add Target Info" should be there and should be set to "User", because that makes the person that raided you the user. For the Manual Shoutout the "Add Target Info" should be set to Input. I hope that helps solve the issue.
@@ContentDelta but with the manual shoutout, when a person is doing the so command, it will show their name and their game instead of the person they shouted out. i saw another person further down had the same issue, but they couldnt explain how to fix it.
This checks if the user is on a specific stream team, or checks specified user names, but what if I wanted to check if they're an affiliate or partner? Is there a function for this? Essentially I want to auto shout out anyone who is a streamer.
Yep! You use the Get User Info to use targetIsAffiliate and targetIsPartner variables and use those. However, if you are going to shout out every streamer just watch out because shouting out usually means you endorse their content.
@@ContentDelta can you walk me through where to put those? this is all still confusing for me. do those go into the variables? and if so, is there a value?
That is very odd. Have you connected your Twitch or UA-cam account? The command should be in the Triggers (not the sub-actions), Core -> Commands -> Command Triggered.
Sorry for the delay! I had to actually go back and check through the code again, but in the case of the Auto-Shoutout it doesn't matter because they are marked as the userName as well (automatically by the Raid Trigger) for the manual Shoutout it is different though. There you are correct and there was an error which has now been fixed in the import code.
Huh, that is odd. Well, I have updated the code again and will paste it here for good measure: 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
@@XoMeraki I also ran into that issue today, but was able to fix it by replacing the send message section. The %userName% was replaced with %input0%, then you can also remove the send shoutout section since you are grabbing the input with the target info. Hopefully this works for you as well
Do you have the newest version of OBS? Then in the Actions tab, in the top right (Trigger) box right click and go to Core -> Command -> Command Triggered. - That should be what you need.
finalmente achei um conteúdo que pude implementar sem maiores problemas, ainda adicionei algumas coisas pra funcionar junto, mudei a perspectiva da minha webcam e cena ativa no obs e coloquei um clip aleatório de no máximo 30s do usuário alvo .
but why so complicated? or am i lost. cant you just make: Triggers -> Raid - Raid Sub-Actions -> that what you already said in the Video. Like that works perfectly fine for me all the time..
If you only want them for incoming raids that is a way you can go, however that won't automatically shout out people in chat like Stream Team members or other friends that stream. It has more functionality than just for raids.
If you just want a manual shout-out, then type "/shoutout [username]" in Twitch Chat. If you want to automate it so raiders automatically get shouted out, then that is in the video
This is not good advice. Shouting out is great when someone is doing it because they are doing it personally. If its the streamer great! If its a mod somewhat less great, but still official recognition. If you have audience members do it.. its a toss up. But all the above is better than just having auto bot-spam which people ignore, and reduces your opportunity as a streamer to connect with the person that came in to your stream. This is a prime networking opportunity, don't waste it.
Hey Mystixa! I fully agree that when other streamers come into your stream you have a prime networking opportunity (as much as I hate the phrase networking). It is important, especially on a platform like Twitch, that you take that chance to get to know one another and perhaps you can even strike up a friendship. However, I think you have misunderstood the premise of the Auto Shoutout. Let's get the simple stuff out of the way first: I don't think anyone but the streamer and mods should be doing shoutouts, but more importantly: This is not just auto bot-spam and I will try and explain why: 1) I specifically explain in the video how to set up a list of people you have "pre-vetted" so that the only auto shoutouts that are happening are people who are on your team (who I really hope you know) and people who you have added manually. Personally, this is a way to reduce my reliance on mods being there right that second or needing to alt-tab and interrupt the flow of the content I am creating. 2) Perhaps more importantly: Just doing "!so [username]" does not a shoutout make. When a shoutout happens, I will always follow it up with me vocally shouting people out: I specifically call out their name, say a few words about them, and suggest my viewers check them out or follow them as well. Shouting Out only works if it has a personal touch, but that personal touch does not need to be me writing the actual command. As with all of these tools: I can show you how to set them up, I can make sure you can use them, but I can't guarantee that others use them correctly.
@@ContentDelta A good reply thank you! But I do disagree. It is just auto bot spam, even with the white list. Presumably those people are often in your channel since they are vetted enough to have customized lines in your whitelist so its serves very little purpose. As far as 'interrupting your flow'? If it interrupts your flow as a streaming gamer , or DJ, or chatter to take a moment and greet someone whos raided you thats a problem with your flow. If one has already called them out vocally and all the rest.. well we've just gone to a lot of work to set something up with the excuse that it saves 'interrupting the flow' . This kind of automation is just a bad direction to go in as its either completely redundant or communicates that someone's support isn't even worth an alt/tab.
I value your opinion, and I think this is a fair one to have even if I don't share it. I just want to highlight this is not just for raiders, but even for that purpose: I absolutely appreciate every raid, no matter the viewer numbers or person, but if I can just switch to their raid immediately and talk to them instead of going "Oh wait, let me just..." - For me that is a positive because my focus can be fully on them. However, I do think we are looking at the shoutout in different ways. As I understand it, you seem to value the shoutout (the command itself ) as a form of recognition, while I see it as a tool to make it easier for other people to follow the raider. For me the thing I do on stream, the chatting and the hype related to the raid, is the recognition.
@@ContentDelta " I do think we are looking at the shoutout in different ways." Yes true, we are seeing it from different sides. I suppose Ive seen this kind of automation lead to apathy toward interaction because the bot will take care of that part. Slowly that devolves. Where having to take a moment to initiate the whole thing keeps it clearly intentional. No worries.. thanks for taking the time to chat on this. :)
Hi @Conten Delta, I'm new to Streamer.bot and having problems with the bot. When I use the the !so command it displays my username instead of the one I typed in. I noticed that you used a bot account for this code and when I imported your code I changed the Twitch message to Broadcaster as preferred account. Would this effect my problem? Thanks for the help!
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Finally found someone with the latest streamer bot update who's doing a working auto shout out, much needed, awesome work!
Glad I could help! If it ever breaks, let me know and I'll see if I can update it!
100%, I was looking for a video of someone with the latest version to find where the Command triggers went. Thank you!
Wow thanks! That was all I was looking for. Keep up the great work!
Glad it helped!
Thank you. I've been trying to do this myself for a month now and it just won't work while I'm live. I'm going to set this up now and get back to you if it works. Cheers!
Glad you got it set up! If it doesn't work let me know and I'll get it fixed!
@@ContentDelta thank you! The auto shoutout works during the 'first words' of people on my list when saying hi in chat, but I can't get it to auto shoutout whenever I am raided.
@@ContentDelta after rewatching your vid I think I found my mistake. I used %targetUser% for the auto shoutout after a raid instead of %userName%. Hopefully with this fixed it'll work now. Will check in after today's stream.
I hope you managed to get it fixed!
I did one more thing with it! I made two Auto-Shoutouts instead of the one. I made one for streamers and one for non-streamers and it will still pull everything from the get info and just send to the right action! Thanks for sharing the string to import this!!!!!
That is awesome, Karr! Very happy to hear that this helps!
By far the best tutorial for this, to the point, cut the fat, only "this is how its done" and "some tips to help it work better" 10/10
Love to hear it dude! Hope you can use it!
Thank you mate
You're welcome!
the raid in sub actions is no longer in version 0.2.6
Thanks!
I hope to see more videos from you with this type of content.
You got it!
Very helpful! The only thing that didn't work for me was the %game% it stayed the same without displaying the game.
Did you shout someone out that streams? If no category is set it doesn't replace it. Otherwise I can check if there is a bug in the system.
yes, please check. I tried it with several people that stream and it still didn’t let me.
I've just given it a test run with a few people and it seems to work. - Can you drop into the discord and we will troubleshoot this? discord.gg/pCNzATN5
@@ContentDelta I have been having the same problem for about a month now and my streamer.bot is up to date. Were you able to help this person with their problem? if so, how might it have worked? Sorry to bother and thank you for your amazing videos!
Holy cow! Of all the videos, this is the first I was a step ahead. I actually have this (Still haven't been raided yet). Utilized a banner, OBS filter state, announcement in chat, 10 second delay and then asking raiders to click link to refresh the raid view and then "Send shoutout". All of which I have to do nothing for! YAY!
Love to hear it, Cryptic!
Great video! It's given me an idea to use a file with a list of names to make adding an autoshoutout easier, you could even automate that with a simple command.
That is awesome! And can I just say I love your name!
@@ContentDelta haha thanks! I love a font pun!
This is good so far, but it's the same shoutout regardless of being a team member or not.
What I want is separate alerts for team members and generic shouts.
I have graphics that get shown and are custom for the team I'm in
where those not in the team have a generic shoutout
so that and chat messages need to be 2 different.
but not by having separate commands
if in team use team shoutout....
if not in team use generic shoutout
Here you are running into a limitation of Streamer.Bot because - unless you are coding it yourself - it is not a big fan of forking and loops. So, the best way I can come up with for you to do this is to have two actions:
1) The first action is "Team Shoutout" and in this one it has the graphic and the different text as the shoutout command.
2) The second action is "General Shoutout" and in this one it has the general shoutout.
Now, in your "Command"-action (so the one you use to trigger the shoutout) you add two If/Else statements:
1) If team0 = [TEAMNAME] do "Team Shoutout" then Break, else do nothing and continue
2) If team1 = [TEAMNAME] do "Team Shoutout" then Break, else do nothing and continue
and finish it off with a "Run Action" for the "General Shoutout" action.
What this does is check if the person belongs to your team. If they do, it does the team shoutout and stops there, otherwise it will do the General Shoutout.
Hope that helps!
Hey, I just recently started using the bot and attempted to use your import string. It failed. I was wondering if there's a chance you could post an updated one?
I will be posting an updated string soon! I still use this myself so should not take too long.
The updated string, for 0.2.6, is in the description now! If that does not work, we can help troubleshoot in the Discord!
@@ContentDelta Just tested it, it does not work (or I'm doing something wrong) there is no popup or error code
Great tutorial! ALTHOUGH, I am fairly certain you can be in FIVE stream teams!
That is interesting! Then I must have confused the Partner creation limit with the member limit.
twitch has a built in shoutout command using: /shoutout username. is there a way to trigger that specific built in command through streamerbot methods? Or is the automation limited to a simple message? (I tried putting /shoutout %userName% into the message box, and that did not work.).
Yep! There is a ShoutOut Subaction that you can use for this!
just a little bit a feedback I noticed you move incredibly fast in all your tutorials and vids are not noob friendly. You speed run the help just an additional 3-5 seconds in between each step would be so nice for those of us following along and I have reduced video speeds to help but an extra minute of video time so that's not necessary would be cool. I do enjoy the straight to the point vibe.
Thank you very much for the feedback. Do you have specific points I go too quick in this video so I can take the feedback on board more effectively?
how do you use twitchs shoutout with streamer bot?
In the subsections there is a Twitch menu. In the moderator submenu (I think) there is a Create Shout-out action you can use. Use this after you get the user info from input and you should be golden!
How do i add usernames to a list to be shouted out if i don't know who is going to raid me?
You don't need to add it at that point! If you use the "Raid" trigger in Streamer.Bot it happens with all raids!
set raid to 2+
Great Video again!
that streamer bot code is not working when i go to import it into streamer bot
I just tested the code and it works in the most up to date version of Streamer.Bot. Please make sure you have copied the -whole- code (It is very long)
question. in your duplicate shjoutout, the add target info from input isnt there in the sub actions? did you remove it on purpose? if so, whats the reason for removing it?
Hey @XoMeraki, I had a look and if you use the import code in the description it seems to be there or am I misunderstanding?
@@ContentDelta i didnt use the imported code, jsut watched the video:) also, i ran into another problem. when someone used the commant, it seems to target the user who tried to shout out someone else. so its pick up the name from the user who shouts, instead of the intended target.
Ah okay! So, for the Automatic Shoutout the "Add Target Info" should be there and should be set to "User", because that makes the person that raided you the user. For the Manual Shoutout the "Add Target Info" should be set to Input. I hope that helps solve the issue.
@@ContentDelta but with the manual shoutout, when a person is doing the so command, it will show their name and their game instead of the person they shouted out. i saw another person further down had the same issue, but they couldnt explain how to fix it.
Have you set the "Get User Info" to "From Input" instead of "User"?
hey buddy how can i use it for youtube is that the same way you have shown
Shoutouts on UA-cam are a whole different ball game. In essence it is the same but you are going to need to do a whole lot of reworking
This checks if the user is on a specific stream team, or checks specified user names, but what if I wanted to check if they're an affiliate or partner? Is there a function for this? Essentially I want to auto shout out anyone who is a streamer.
Yep! You use the Get User Info to use targetIsAffiliate and targetIsPartner variables and use those.
However, if you are going to shout out every streamer just watch out because shouting out usually means you endorse their content.
@@ContentDelta can you walk me through where to put those? this is all still confusing for me. do those go into the variables? and if so, is there a value?
Absolutely! Join the discord: discord.gg/jtUvemQRPW - we are always available to help there.
Under commands I do not have the the command triggered option in the dropdown under core, so what do I need to do to proceed?
That is very odd. Have you connected your Twitch or UA-cam account?
The command should be in the Triggers (not the sub-actions), Core -> Commands -> Command Triggered.
you added %userName% for the shoutout message, but shouldn't it be %targetName%?
Sorry for the delay! I had to actually go back and check through the code again, but in the case of the Auto-Shoutout it doesn't matter because they are marked as the userName as well (automatically by the Raid Trigger) for the manual Shoutout it is different though. There you are correct and there was an error which has now been fixed in the import code.
Huh, that is odd. Well, I have updated the code again and will paste it here for good measure:
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This broke recently for me... It was working great now when I use my SO command it's using my username and my twitch link.
That is weird! It was working before? - Perhaps jump into the Discord and we can have a more detailed look as to why it is doing that.
@@ContentDelta I ended up fixing it, and I can't tell you how...
@@DrkNinja_ i ahve the same issue, its targeting the person doing the so, and not the person who is supposed to be the target
@@XoMeraki I also ran into that issue today, but was able to fix it by replacing the send message section. The %userName% was replaced with %input0%, then you can also remove the send shoutout section since you are grabbing the input with the target info. Hopefully this works for you as well
@@darkwolfhowler236 thank you!
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Hello how can I stop streamer bot to auto shoutout my own channel and other bots?
You can make an ignore list or follow the tutorial and create a list of specific people it -will- shout out.
Muito bom!
I dont see command triggers
Do you have the newest version of OBS? Then in the Actions tab, in the top right (Trigger) box right click and go to Core -> Command -> Command Triggered. - That should be what you need.
This or mix it up?
Having tried both Streamer.Bot wins it for me by a mile
finalmente achei um conteúdo que pude implementar sem maiores problemas, ainda adicionei algumas coisas pra funcionar junto, mudei a perspectiva da minha webcam e cena ativa no obs e coloquei um clip aleatório de no máximo 30s do usuário alvo .
didnt work
The SO import string may be out of date. I will let you know when the new import string is ready
The updated string, for 0.2.6, is in the description now! If that does not work, we can help troubleshoot in the Discord!
but why so complicated?
or am i lost.
cant you just make:
Triggers -> Raid - Raid
Sub-Actions -> that what you already said in the Video.
Like that works perfectly fine for me all the time..
If you only want them for incoming raids that is a way you can go, however that won't automatically shout out people in chat like Stream Team members or other friends that stream.
It has more functionality than just for raids.
All i wanted was to shoutout someone who raided me, and was way more info than i needed, and kinda useless.
If you just want a manual shout-out, then type "/shoutout [username]" in Twitch Chat. If you want to automate it so raiders automatically get shouted out, then that is in the video
This is not good advice. Shouting out is great when someone is doing it because they are doing it personally. If its the streamer great! If its a mod somewhat less great, but still official recognition. If you have audience members do it.. its a toss up. But all the above is better than just having auto bot-spam which people ignore, and reduces your opportunity as a streamer to connect with the person that came in to your stream. This is a prime networking opportunity, don't waste it.
Hey Mystixa! I fully agree that when other streamers come into your stream you have a prime networking opportunity (as much as I hate the phrase networking). It is important, especially on a platform like Twitch, that you take that chance to get to know one another and perhaps you can even strike up a friendship. However, I think you have misunderstood the premise of the Auto Shoutout. Let's get the simple stuff out of the way first: I don't think anyone but the streamer and mods should be doing shoutouts, but more importantly: This is not just auto bot-spam and I will try and explain why:
1) I specifically explain in the video how to set up a list of people you have "pre-vetted" so that the only auto shoutouts that are happening are people who are on your team (who I really hope you know) and people who you have added manually. Personally, this is a way to reduce my reliance on mods being there right that second or needing to alt-tab and interrupt the flow of the content I am creating.
2) Perhaps more importantly: Just doing "!so [username]" does not a shoutout make. When a shoutout happens, I will always follow it up with me vocally shouting people out: I specifically call out their name, say a few words about them, and suggest my viewers check them out or follow them as well. Shouting Out only works if it has a personal touch, but that personal touch does not need to be me writing the actual command.
As with all of these tools: I can show you how to set them up, I can make sure you can use them, but I can't guarantee that others use them correctly.
@@ContentDelta A good reply thank you! But I do disagree. It is just auto bot spam, even with the white list. Presumably those people are often in your channel since they are vetted enough to have customized lines in your whitelist so its serves very little purpose.
As far as 'interrupting your flow'? If it interrupts your flow as a streaming gamer , or DJ, or chatter to take a moment and greet someone whos raided you thats a problem with your flow.
If one has already called them out vocally and all the rest.. well we've just gone to a lot of work to set something up with the excuse that it saves 'interrupting the flow' .
This kind of automation is just a bad direction to go in as its either completely redundant or communicates that someone's support isn't even worth an alt/tab.
I value your opinion, and I think this is a fair one to have even if I don't share it. I just want to highlight this is not just for raiders, but even for that purpose: I absolutely appreciate every raid, no matter the viewer numbers or person, but if I can just switch to their raid immediately and talk to them instead of going "Oh wait, let me just..." - For me that is a positive because my focus can be fully on them.
However, I do think we are looking at the shoutout in different ways. As I understand it, you seem to value the shoutout (the command itself ) as a form of recognition, while I see it as a tool to make it easier for other people to follow the raider. For me the thing I do on stream, the chatting and the hype related to the raid, is the recognition.
@@ContentDelta " I do think we are looking at the shoutout in different ways." Yes true, we are seeing it from different sides. I suppose Ive seen this kind of automation lead to apathy toward interaction because the bot will take care of that part. Slowly that devolves. Where having to take a moment to initiate the whole thing keeps it clearly intentional.
No worries.. thanks for taking the time to chat on this. :)
Hi @Conten Delta, I'm new to Streamer.bot and having problems with the bot. When I use the the !so command it displays my username instead of the one I typed in. I noticed that you used a bot account for this code and when I imported your code I changed the Twitch message to Broadcaster as preferred account. Would this effect my problem? Thanks for the help!
Hey Kitman, that should not be the problem. Can you make sure that the "User Info" is set to input and not User?