It acts as a web API that runs on port 4444 by default, with the option for a password. Connections to online tools consistent of a single browser source that links to a “page” that the bot is running. Nearly all OBS functions have an “easy” to access endpoint.
The appeal / features that this would allow would be to control OBS via the chatbot.
Examples of this feature can include:
Allowing moderators to change scenes via a command in chat, or even unmute a microphone
Hiding / showing sources based on events (e.g. currently playing song is shown on screen for 10 seconds after the song starts, or if a command is run)
Allowing the viewers to control certain aspects of a stream.
My primary “want” here is to allow my moderators to control the replay buffer (to save short clips) and to start/stop recording based on what they see fit.
OBS websocket is one of the most popular OBS plugins, it's downloadable from here.
It acts as a web API that runs on port 4444 by default, with the option for a password. Connections to online tools consistent of a single browser source that links to a “page” that the bot is running. Nearly all OBS functions have an “easy” to access endpoint.
The appeal / features that this would allow would be to control OBS via the chatbot.
Examples of this feature can include:
My primary “want” here is to allow my moderators to control the replay buffer (to save short clips) and to start/stop recording based on what they see fit.