Multi-Streamer System for Streamer.bot
Active Development! There may be breaking changes until things get ironed out a bit better
All documentation has moved to the GitHub Wiki.
- User Guide: Installation, commands, and configuration.
- Advanced Guide: Custom triggers, OBS integration, and power-user features.
- FAQ: Troubleshooting and common questions.
- Developer Guide: Architecture, contributing, and building.
- Remote Control & Automation: Control programmatically via Streamer.bot variables (Stream Deck ready).
- Smart Validation: Blocks bots using entropy checks and account age verification.
- Rich Feedback: Windows Toast Notifications, Localization support, and highly visible chat alerts.
- Bidirectional Sync (Mirror Mode): Update config settings directly from Streamer.bot Global Variables.
- Auto-Update: Built-in command
!ms updateto check for and download the latest version.
- Download the latest
Multi-Streamer-Bot.csfrom Releases. - Import into Streamer.bot:
- Create a new Action named "Multi-Streamer Bot".
- Add a "Code > Execute C# Code" sub-action.
- Paste the contents of
Multi-Streamer-Bot.cs. - Click "Compile" (Ensure you have added the references first).
- Configure:
- The bot will generate a config file at
.../Streamer.bot/data/Multi-Streamer Bot/config/config.json. - Edit this file or use the Example Configs.
- The bot will generate a config file at
- Run:
- Type
!ms system testin chat to verify installation. - See the Deployment Guide for details.
- Type
Runtime Environment: C# 7.3 / .NET Framework 4.8 (Streamer.bot's current runtime)
Each GitHub release is expected to include these assets:
Multi-Streamer-Bot.csCHANGELOG.md
Contributions are welcome! Please read our Contributing Guide and Code of Conduct.
We take security seriously. See our Security Policy for details.
Maintained by Sythsaz
