hey love the videos! notes that might help someone else: the first version has typos which will likely be fixed in the future by @contentdelta 1. The GDI text he made in the video is not the same name as in the "Execute Code" in StreamerBot, double check! (in video: [TXT] Goal Bar, in code: [TXT] Goal Text) 2. The "Execute Code" in each StreamerBot action needs to have your exact goal name/text. They also may be varied, especially if making your own custom named scene. (in code: find.... [W] Goal Bar by ME, and some have [W] Goal Bar by Content Delta, both of which are different from video. Replace with your scene name, as well as your text layer mentioned in my 1. note) I think this is a good tutorial but the above hiccups might frustrate those new to the software, I got it working once I picked through the code but I knew what to look for.
Hey Halfdork! Thank you very much for this write up! I am going to pin your comment to make sure that other people who run into issues see this. I will add that the V2 Download in the description has these solved (given you use the Scene import as well).
Thanks for the idea! The way you set up Streamer.Bot for RUclips is the exact same as you set it up for Twitch. Go to my Ultimate Guide and instead of logging into Twitch, log into RUclips!
Hello mate, I'm loving your tutorial videos and I'm basically binge-watching them! However when I managed to retrieve the OBS .json files from one of your links, none of them want to import into OBS. All of them say they are Null application or name
loved the vid but I have a question I've made images with the sub goal for example 3 subs would have me take a shot of vinegar and 6 subs would be a shot of hot sauce but how could I make it so that once it reaches 3 subs or 6 subs streamer Bot would trigger the images and sounds I've created, I already have the sub actions set for all of them such as the source visibility states and delays but I have no idea what to do for the triggers please help and thank you in advance
As the trigger set it to every sub, then you can make a global variable that counts up the number of subs you get (using your usual subscriber alert actions). Every time you get a sub, read in that global variable and check if it is 3 or 6 (need some fancy stuff to make sure fx. 4 and 5 don't trigger the 3 alert). If so, show the right image. I can give you far more detailed info if you join the discord, because this one might need a little code.
It's only OBS sources and Streamer.Bot is extremely efficient, so the effect is minimal. My OBS doesn't even see a difference and my PC usually uses less than 1% processor load on Streamer.Bot.
Just implemented this into my stream tonight and for the most part it works fantastically. But a couple small issues I found, one of which I have hopefully fixed, the other needs code changes to fix and I'm not quite sure how to change the code to make it work. 1: Multi-gifted sub bombs were counting for double points with everything set at their default values. Gift sub needs to be set to Max:1 so it only triggers for singles and Gift Bomb needs to be set to trigger at Min:2 so that it ignores singles but triggers for anything else. 2: The way the code is set up for dono/tips it is seemingly only able to calculate the currentGoal amount IF the tip amount was a whole number ie. $10. If the tip amount is anything but a whole number ie. $4.20, the calculation will not take place and this was a problem for me tonight. Is there an easy way to modify the code so that it will work for both INT numbers and Decimal numbers to calculate currentGoal? I know this video is a couple months old, but I'm hoping someone may be able to help :)
This is a fantastic comment. Thank you very much for your feedback! 1) This may be a Twitch API issue, because multi-gift subs (aka Gift Bomb) should not also send a gift sub signal. I will have a look if I can fix that. 2) Great catch. Let me see what I can do!
Both issues have now been fixed. The only caveat that I will say is that it currently just takes the donation value and rounds it to the nearest integer. This should be good enough for most approaches, but if you really want it to recognize the cents there is a larger overhaul needed which allows Decimal values in every single value. Honestly, I do not think it will change a lot for most people, but all you'd need to do is look at the Setup and the Move code and alter those.
@@ContentDelta Thank you for doing this! That's awesome! But I do have a question. Why does the rounding have to occur? From what I can tell, even if the decimal were not rounded, the resultant number of currentGoal + (amount * donoGoal) should be an integer number always anyways. As long as donoGoal is a number that ends in all 0's anyways. eg. $54.30 donation comes in. $54.30*100=5430 Is this not possible? Rounding for the most part isn't going to make a HUGE points difference for the odd ones out, but I would like to be as accurate as possible for my viewers, if possible :)
Sorry Brother, i really appreciate your Work, but your style is way to fast and not clear enough. I would love to see a "step by step" Video with all visuals
I usually do the step by step (where even I don't know the answers yet) when I stream over on Twitch. However, there is a code in the description where you can download the whole thing and import it so you can see what you are still missing. There is a hard balance on RUclips between being explicit in my tutorial and keeping people engaged, which require a little faster pace.
hey love the videos!
notes that might help someone else: the first version has typos which will likely be fixed in the future by @contentdelta
1. The GDI text he made in the video is not the same name as in the "Execute Code" in StreamerBot, double check! (in video: [TXT] Goal Bar, in code: [TXT] Goal Text)
2. The "Execute Code" in each StreamerBot action needs to have your exact goal name/text. They also may be varied, especially if making your own custom named scene. (in code: find.... [W] Goal Bar by ME, and some have [W] Goal Bar by Content Delta, both of which are different from video. Replace with your scene name, as well as your text layer mentioned in my 1. note)
I think this is a good tutorial but the above hiccups might frustrate those new to the software, I got it working once I picked through the code but I knew what to look for.
Hey Halfdork! Thank you very much for this write up! I am going to pin your comment to make sure that other people who run into issues see this.
I will add that the V2 Download in the description has these solved (given you use the Scene import as well).
Love this, would love a follow-up that also implements a Goal streak...
Ooooh, a goal streak could be Awesome! I will have a think about that!
Thank you so much for making this, it was actually easy to follow! so glad I found your channel.
Glad it was helpful! Enjoy the new Goal Bar!
Hi , can you make tutorial streambot for youtube? i wanna to make wheel which is can get point from wheel for subs or membership . thank you ^^
Thanks for the idea! The way you set up Streamer.Bot for RUclips is the exact same as you set it up for Twitch. Go to my Ultimate Guide and instead of logging into Twitch, log into RUclips!
Nice video man good job
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hello mate, I'm loving your tutorial videos and I'm basically binge-watching them!
However when I managed to retrieve the OBS .json files from one of your links, none of them want to import into OBS. All of them say they are Null application or name
Thank you for letting me know here and in the Discord. You are correct, you NEED the Source Copy plugin by Exeldro. Link is now in the description.
loved the vid but I have a question I've made images with the sub goal for example 3 subs would have me take a shot of vinegar and 6 subs would be a shot of hot sauce but how could I make it so that once it reaches 3 subs or 6 subs streamer Bot would trigger the images and sounds I've created, I already have the sub actions set for all of them such as the source visibility states and delays but I have no idea what to do for the triggers please help and thank you in advance
As the trigger set it to every sub, then you can make a global variable that counts up the number of subs you get (using your usual subscriber alert actions). Every time you get a sub, read in that global variable and check if it is 3 or 6 (need some fancy stuff to make sure fx. 4 and 5 don't trigger the 3 alert). If so, show the right image.
I can give you far more detailed info if you join the discord, because this one might need a little code.
@ definitely will join thank you for taking your time you explain things
Does it consume more CPU and make fps drops while streaming?
It's only OBS sources and Streamer.Bot is extremely efficient, so the effect is minimal. My OBS doesn't even see a difference and my PC usually uses less than 1% processor load on Streamer.Bot.
Just implemented this into my stream tonight and for the most part it works fantastically. But a couple small issues I found, one of which I have hopefully fixed, the other needs code changes to fix and I'm not quite sure how to change the code to make it work.
1: Multi-gifted sub bombs were counting for double points with everything set at their default values. Gift sub needs to be set to Max:1 so it only triggers for singles and Gift Bomb needs to be set to trigger at Min:2 so that it ignores singles but triggers for anything else.
2: The way the code is set up for dono/tips it is seemingly only able to calculate the currentGoal amount IF the tip amount was a whole number ie. $10. If the tip amount is anything but a whole number ie. $4.20, the calculation will not take place and this was a problem for me tonight. Is there an easy way to modify the code so that it will work for both INT numbers and Decimal numbers to calculate currentGoal?
I know this video is a couple months old, but I'm hoping someone may be able to help :)
This is a fantastic comment. Thank you very much for your feedback!
1) This may be a Twitch API issue, because multi-gift subs (aka Gift Bomb) should not also send a gift sub signal. I will have a look if I can fix that.
2) Great catch. Let me see what I can do!
Both issues have now been fixed.
The only caveat that I will say is that it currently just takes the donation value and rounds it to the nearest integer. This should be good enough for most approaches, but if you really want it to recognize the cents there is a larger overhaul needed which allows Decimal values in every single value. Honestly, I do not think it will change a lot for most people, but all you'd need to do is look at the Setup and the Move code and alter those.
@@ContentDelta Thank you for doing this! That's awesome! But I do have a question. Why does the rounding have to occur? From what I can tell, even if the decimal were not rounded, the resultant number of currentGoal + (amount * donoGoal) should be an integer number always anyways. As long as donoGoal is a number that ends in all 0's anyways.
eg. $54.30 donation comes in. $54.30*100=5430
Is this not possible? Rounding for the most part isn't going to make a HUGE points difference for the odd ones out, but I would like to be as accurate as possible for my viewers, if possible :)
How can I use it in RUclips ❤
Oooh! For RUclips you'd have to go root around in the code. If I have some time this week I'll see what I can do to make it work for you.
Sorry Brother, i really appreciate your Work, but your style is way to fast and not clear enough. I would love to see a "step by step" Video with all visuals
I usually do the step by step (where even I don't know the answers yet) when I stream over on Twitch. However, there is a code in the description where you can download the whole thing and import it so you can see what you are still missing.
There is a hard balance on RUclips between being explicit in my tutorial and keeping people engaged, which require a little faster pace.