StreamTools
StreamTools is a collection of features in Ree6 which aim to help out Content Creators!
Stream Actions
This is a feature that allows users to make Ree6 to something based on Twitch Redemptions, Twitch Subs and Twitch Follows.
These are all the Actions that Ree6 can do:
Join Voicechannel
voice-join
Leave Voicechannel
voice-leave
Play TTS
play-tts
Play URL
play-url
Play Blerp
play-blerp
Say message
say
Requirements
Before we start with anything lets talk about the requirements for this! You will first need to link you Twitch Account with Ree6. You can do this by going onto cp.ree6.de/external/twitch!
Commands
Create
With this Command we can create Stream-Actions:
/stream-action createWhen creating a Stream-Action we have to give it a Name. We will need that Name to manage it.
Example
/stream-action create name:MyActionDelete
As simple as it sounds, this Command deletes a Stream-Action.
/stream-action deleteWhen wanting to delete a Stream-Action we also have to enter a Name.
Example
/stream-action delete name:MyActionPoints
With this you can see every Redemption Ree6 has access to on your Twitch Channel. It will give a list that looks similiar to this one:
ID - NAMEManage
This Command allows you to manage your Stream-Actions. Before being able to use any of these you will need to already have a Stream-Action. For that check out this: Create!
/stream-action manageThe Manage command has 4 different subcommands, lets talk about them!
Create
The first subcommand is the create Command, it allows you to create Actions in the Stream-Action.
/stream-action manage createExample
Lets create a Action that lets Ree6 join a Voicechannel.
For that we will use a Stream-Action we previously created called TTS!
/stream-action manage create name:TTS action:voice-join VOICEIDAnd the VOICEID will be the channel ID of the Voicechannel!
Delete
The second subcommand is the delete Command, it allows us to delete specific Actions in a Stream-Action.
/stream-action manage deleteExample
Lets delete the first Action in the Stream-Action.
For that we will use a Stream-Action we previously created called TTS!
/stream-action manage delete name:TTS line:1List
The third subcommand is the list command, it allows us to list every Action in a Stream-Action.
/stream-action manage listExample
Lets list all the Actions in a Stream-Action.
For that we will use a Stream-Action we previously created called TTS!
/stream-action manage list name:TTSYou will receive a message that looks like this:
ActionName -> ActionParameterListener
The fourth subcommand is the listener command, it allows us to let the Stream-Action listen to something.
/stream-action manage listenerExample
Lets let the Stream-Action listen to a Redemption.
For that we will use a Stream-Action we previously created called TTS!
/stream-action manage listener name:TTS listener:redemption REDEMPTIONIDAnd the REDEMPTIONID will be the redemption ID that you found with the points command!
Example
Lets say you want to create a Stream-Action which plays a TTS Messages based on the Users Input.
Create
We first need to create a new Stream-Action likes this:
/stream-action create name:TTSThe name in this case is TTS keep that in mind since we will need the Action name to manage it.
Manage
After that we will need to tell the Stream-Actions what to do! To be exact, we gotta tell it to join a Voicechannel and play a TTS Mesage. That would look like this:
/stream-action manage create name:TTS action:voice-join VOICEID
/stream-action manage create name:TTS action:play-tts %user_input%In this case the %user_input% will take the message input of the user in a redemption.
And the VOICEID will be the channel ID of the Voicechannel!
Listen
And at last we need to tell the Stream-Action to listen to a specific Redemption!
For that we need the REDEMPTIONID we can get that one by running the Points command!
Once you have the right ID we execute this command:
/stream-action manage listen name:TTS listen:redemption REDEMPTIONIDLast updated