iGoodie
commented
2 days ago Hey there!
I think Youtube events are supported by Streamlabs. However I am unfortunately not sure in which format they respond with. So it is a bit tricky with the current version (TSL1.0). I'm working on a version to overcome this tho (TSL1.5).
However, in the mean time, you can try to use TwitchSpawn with Streamlabs. Try those steps:
- Follow the official guide to install TwitchSpawn mod: https://igoodie.gitbook.io/twitchspawn/basics/getting-started
- Follow the official guide to connect to Streamlabs: https://igoodie.gitbook.io/twitchspawn/basics/getting-started/configuring-credentials
- Write a ruleset that reacts to Youtube events (Follow the official guide to learn more about coding TSL Rulesets)
Examplar Youtube events rules:
# Drops a diamond, when iGoodie subscribes
DROP diamond
DISPLAYING %[{ text: "iGoodie subscribed!", color: "blue" }]%
ON Youtube Subscription
WITH actor IS %iGoodie%
# Drops a stick, when iGoodie becomes a sponsor
DROP stick
ON Youtube Sponsor
WITH actor IS %iGoodie%
# Executes a command, when $2.00 worths of Superchat occurs
EXECUTE %/gamemode @s creative%
ON Youtube Superchat
WITH amount = 2000000 # For some reason $1.00 = 1,000,000
Hello,
I'm trying to set it up for YouTube Live, but where do I put the fetch_token.js file, where exactly do I paste the /socket/token code?
Can you help?