Nightbot, a popular online chat bot for Twitch, not only serves as a moderation tool but can also add fun and interactive elements to your streams. Here’s how to set up Nightbot on Twitch and some fun commands to engage your viewers:
How to Set Up Nightbot on Twitch:
1. Grant Twitch Permissions to Nightbot:
- Visit Nightbot’s official website (https://nightbot.tv/).
- Log in with your Twitch account.
- Grant the necessary permissions to connect Nightbot to your Twitch account.
2. Adding Nightbot to Your Channel:
- After logging in to Nightbot, click “Join Channel” to connect Nightbot to your Twitch channel.
- Grant the required permissions for Nightbot to send messages and perform moderation tasks.
3. Configuring Commands and Customizations:
- Access Nightbot’s dashboard and customize commands, filters, auto-responses, and more.
- Click the “Commands” tab to create and edit custom commands.
4. Adding and Customizing Commands:
- Create commands like “!hello” and specify the response it will give.
- You can customize commands to add your own flavor and engage viewers.
5. Testing and Using:
- Test the commands and features you created to ensure Nightbot responds correctly.
- Nightbot will recognize and respond to commands and auto-responses in your chat.
How to Disable Nightbot on Twitch:
If you ever need to disable Nightbot on your Twitch channel, follow these steps:
- Log in to the Nightbot Control Panel:
- Visit Nightbot’s official website (https://nightbot.tv/).
- Log in with your Twitch account.
- Access the Channel List:
- In the Nightbot Control Panel, click the “Channels” option from the left-hand menu.
- Disable Nightbot:
- Find the “Leave” button next to the channel you want to disable Nightbot for.
- Click “Leave” to initiate the process.
- Confirm Permissions:
- A confirmation window will appear. Confirm that you want Nightbot to leave your channel.
- Nightbot Will Leave Your Channel:
- Once confirmed, Nightbot will leave your channel and cease performing moderation tasks.
Fun Nightbot Commands:
- !funfacts:
- Shares a random fun fact in the chat, adding variety to your stream.
- !support:
- Invites viewers to support your channel, and the message can be timed for periodic reminders.
- !subcount:
- Displays the current number of subscribers on your Twitch channel.
- !uptime:
- Shows how long your stream has been live, adding an interesting element for viewers.
- !weatherlookup:
- Displays the weather for any location specified by the user.
- !resetwins:
- Resets the number of wins or kills in the current game, ideal for gaming streams.
- !rules:
- Lists the rules viewers should follow while watching and chatting in your stream.
- !followage:
- Shows viewers how long they have been following your channel.
- !so:
- Shoutout command to promote other streamers or viewers.
- !hug:
- Sends a virtual hug to a random viewer or a specific user.
- !number:
- Picks a random number between 1 and 100, useful for giveaways.
- !dice and !2dice:
- Rolls a single or two dice, adding a random element to your stream.
- !8ball:
- Magic 8 ball-style command for picking a random response.
- !time:
- Displays the streamer’s local time, especially useful for viewers in different time zones.
- !weather:
- Shows the current weather in the streamer’s location.
- !rpsrandom:
- Rock, paper, scissors command for fun interactions with viewers.
- !socials:
- Lists all social media links for easy access by viewers.
- !discord:
- Shares a link to your Discord server if you have one.
- !insta, !twitter, !tiktok:
- Commands to share links to your Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok accounts.
- !follow:
- Encourages viewers to follow your channel.
- !donate:
- Prompts viewers to consider making a donation to support your stream.
- !sub:
- Provides a link for viewers to subscribe to your channel.
- !welcome:
- Welcomes viewers to your live stream with a customized message.
- !win:
- Counts and displays wins and deaths, creating a game statistics feature.
Customize these commands and add your own to make your Twitch stream more entertaining and engaging for your viewers!