The tool is still in its infancy but it has gotten to the point where I am using it for my streams and while its early days its come a long way already (work was only started on it a couple of months ago). Also you are often in a queue for feature requests/bugs with other tools in this space, whereas here you can fix it yourself if you know how to code. I started this tool because I was getting a bit annoyed with some constraints on other tools, such as not being able to persist variables between application runs, or having too much complexity around reacting to triggers from 3rd party systems etc. You can find more information about the project here: Tracking custom data, i.e death counters etc.Controlling & Automating OBS from button presses.Automating viewer interactions/commands on stream.Most of you have already used other tools like this, but for anyone who hasn't, the use cases for tools like this are: Easy To Develop For As It's Web Tech Under The Hood.Custom Portals (Buttons to drive flows).Twitch, Twitter, StreamElements Integration.OBS Integration (v28+ WS natively, v4 WS via plugin).Setting up your Twitch account before you stream ħ. Tnotifier and adding animations to notifications Ħ. Adding music scrollers and donation, subscriber, and follower notifications ĥ. Installing plugins, global sources, and setting up scenes Ĥ. Here is a list of the videos in the guide:ģ. So any feedback, questions, or comments are greatly appreciated! This is my first ever tutorial series, and basically my first step into YouTube as well. So I've decided to make a tutorial series on how to set up a high quality stream, you can check it out here. I've also helped out my friend Lleuca during her nearly two years of streaming as well. I've been streaming for a couple of years now, and have learned a lot from it.
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