Take Level Requests from Twitch chat !submit 0000-1111-AAAA-EEEE. Requests are only accepted while bot is in an 'Open' status. When bot is 'Closed' it randomly picks levels for you to play, the rest are discarded. Mods and subs have 5x increased odds their level will be picked. Levels can also be manually force added to the queue.
Submission status & current level are written to a '\text' directory where files can be used within OBS to display on stream. (open.txt, close.txt, nextLevel.txt)
If desired, the current queue of levels can be embedded to an html page using {details} and {date} tags and FTP'd to a webserver of your choice. Viewers can refer to this page. Example
The goal of this bot is to take level submissions without being overwhelmed & having a huge queue.
- Download zip from here
- Follow the Readme.txt to help set up the bot authorizations, configuration, etc..
###Bot Commands Used in the CMD window of the program
*Commands for Mario Maker*
o - Open Submissions
c - Close Submissions and create a queue
Enter Key - Next Level
prev - Previous Level
add <n> <l> - Force add level to current queue. <n>=name, <l>=level code
q - Display Remaining Queue
limit 13 - When Submissions close, the bot will choose 13 levels at random
max 3 - Maximum of 3 level submissions per person
s <comment> - Save the current level to levels.csv with a comment
*General Commands*
v 30 - Set volume of media player to 30
cool 65 - Set cooldown of sound commands to 65 seconds
restart - Restarts bot
settings - Change settings
help - display help menu
exit - Quit
###Twitch Chat commands Used in your Twitch Chat
*General Commands*
!submit 1234-2222-3333-4444 - submit a Mario Maker level
*Mod + Subscriber Only Commands*
!uptime - Displays a random uptime.
!bfb - Plays airhorn
!speed - "Speedrun bitch"
!dik - "speedrun my dik"
!yeah - Little John "yeaaaaah"
To turn off sounds just delete or rename the \sounds directory
- Please report any issues if you come across any.
- Download Master branch.
OR
- Use git
- Fork
- Clone
git clone https://github.com/You/MarioMakerTwitchBot.git
- On your first build the program will create an empty settings.xml & required files to the bin directory.
- Follow the instructions in the BotSource\Resources\ReadMe.txt and apply it to the settings.xml in your bin directory.
- Your bot should now be able to connect.
- When BotRunner.csproj is built, a post-build event is ran and will put all relevant files to bin\Release\Publish. Use this directory to easily distribute the program. This contains an initialized settings.xml and queue.html which are copied from the BotSource\Resources directory - and do not contain any of your personal info.
- IrcDotNet - For Twitch Chat.
- TwitchCSharp - For Twitch API.
- ILMerge - Used to consolidate binaries during the build.