What the bot posts in the chat by itself: raids, the stream start, subs, Bits, watch streaks, moderator anniversaries and a welcome for newcomers.
- !notify – show what is on.
- !notify raid on – or off: the raid message.
- !notify shoutout on – or off: a shoutout for the raider.
- !notify live on – or off: the stream start message.
- !notify subs on – or off: thanks for subs and gifts.
- !notify bits on – or off: thanks for Bits.
- !notify streak on – or off: watch streaks.
- !notify modiversary on – or off: moderator anniversaries.
- !notify greet on – or off: welcome newcomers.
- !notify hype on – or off: Hype Train.
- !notify goals on – or off: channel goals.
Raids are on by default. When a raid of
15 viewers or more
arrives, the bot posts "Raid from
name with 25 viewers!".
Smaller raids are not announced.
The shoutout for the raider is
off by default; turn it
on with
!notify shoutout on. For the shoutout the bot has to be
a moderator of the channel, and Twitch has its own limit: one shoutout
per two minutes, and the same channel at most once an hour. The raid
message goes out even when the shoutout does not. Turning raids off
removes both.
Stream start is off by default. Turn it on and the bot posts
"The stream has started:
title (
category)". The bot checks
once a minute, so the message may come up to a minute late. If the
stream drops and starts again, the bot says it again no sooner than
half an hour later.
Subs, Bits, watch streaks and moderator anniversaries are off by
default. A gift bomb ("gifting 10 subs to the chat") is announced as one
message. Bits — from 100 at a time, plus a new Bits badge.
The welcome for newcomers is off by default; your own text is set
in the channel settings on the website. A newcomer is someone writing in
the channel's chat for the first time, or whose message Twitch marked as
an introduction. The bot welcomes at most once every 5 minutes: a second
newcomer within those minutes is not welcomed. On a freshly connected
channel there is no welcome until the bot knows the regular viewers. The
welcome also works on Kick (turned on on the website).
Hype Train and channel goals are off by default and work only
after the streamer has given consent on the website (Twitch sends these
events only with it). The bot posts when a train starts, at each new
level and at the end — noting a channel record; for a goal — when it
appears and when it is reached.
For
moderators and the streamer only.
Twitch only.
