Chatbots! Every stream needs one, they not only help keep chat engaged, getting you more chatters, but they keep the chat safe with tools to stop spammers, bots, and of course… the classic “Wanna buy Followers?”
We’re going to add StreamElements chatbot to your Twitch or YouTube stream, setting up moderation, and getting all the classic commands you want like !socials, but also commands that let users see how smart they are out of 100% in chat!
When I added this command, my chat activity skyrocketed.
We’ll also setup a custom bot name, so your bot doesn’t say StreamElements, but something cool like Royel_Botler.
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How To Setup StreamElements Chatbot!
First, head to streamelements.com, and login, you’re either going to link your Twitch channel or your YouTube channel, up to you which, it doesn’t change the tutorial much.
Once you’ve logged in with your Twitch or YouTube, you’ll either head to your Twitch channel and type /mod StreamElements, hit enter.
Or if you’re on YouTube, you’ll need to go to your YouTube Dashboard, Settings, then Add as Moderator, and you’ll want to be very careful here but you’ll add StreamElements as a moderator.
Now if you go to your Dashboard you’ll see two buttons, if you’ve got everything connected, it will say, “Part Channel” and “Mute” if you don’t, you click “Join Channel”.
🕘Timestamps:
0:00 Why You Need StreamElements Chatbot
0:54 Own3d Sponsored Segment
1:30 How To Setup StreamElements Chatbot for Twitch
1:45 How To Setup StreamElements Chatbot for YouTube
2:26 How To Setup StreamElements Chatbot Auto-Moderation
3:15 How To Edit StreamElements Chatbot Auto-Moderation Settings
4:45 How To Setup StreamElements Link Protection
5:25 How To Setup StreamElements Chatbot Default Commands
5:45 How To Setup Followage Commands with StreamElements
6:53 What StreamElements Commands To Use
7:25 How To Setup Timers Using StreamElements Chatbot
8:13 How To Setup StreamElements Chatbots Modules
8:45 How To Setup StreamElements Loyalty Currency
9:26 How To Turn on Raffle, Duel, and Other Modules in StreamElements
9:40 Why You NEED To Turn Off Chat Alerts on StreamElements!
10:05 How To Setup Custom Commands With StreamElements Chatbot
10:36 How To Setup Shoutout Commands With StreamElements Chatbot
11:20 How To Setup Commands To Get More chatters
12:20 What Command Increased Chatters For Me?
12:45 How To Setup Custom Social Media Commands with StreamElements
13:10 What Custom Command Is CRUCIAL for Every Streamer?
14:05 How To Let Bots Use Twitch Sub Emotes
14:26 How To Setup A Custom Name For Your StreamElements Chatbot
How To Setup StreamElements Custom Commands
Commands are quite easy to understand, a command for the Streamelements is an exclamation mark, and then a word, these are what the !heist is that I talked about before. They’re triggered manually by someone in chat, unlike Timers which I will be covering next. Timers are very powerful for gaining followers, whereas commands are more for information and fun.
Head to Chat Commands, and click Custom commands.
First up, let’s add a new command.
This will open up a settings tab that will look really familiar, but it has this extra little part called, Template.
If you click this, you can scroll through and pick from any of these already setup commands StreamElements has made for you.
For this, let’s click Shoutout, now it populates the shoutout command for you, so if someone raids you, then you or a mod can type !ShoutOut the raiders name, and the bot will tag them and say what game they were playing.
You can do the same thing, to set up an !Game command that tells the chatter what game you’re playing, or any number of other commands like Followers, subs, or the command that sparked my favorite commands… !Love
Finally advanced settings, this means how often people can use it, or how many loyalty tokens it costs to use. For now, set the cooldowns. The global cooldown is the cooldown of how often it can be used by anyone, and the User is how long it can be used by the same person.
Example, if the Global is 30 seconds, but user is 60 seconds then if Chatter A uses the command they can’t for another 60 seconds, but chatter B can after 30 seconds.
The style of this video is similar to Alpha Gaming and Gaming Careers in parts. A large influence on this series has come from content creators like Wild4games and Nutty.
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