!addkill command that clips the last 30 seconds and updates !lastkill command automatically

[Survi]

I’ve seen !addkill command on a stream, that clips the last 30 seconds and updates !lastkill command automatically.
I’ve been trying to google this with no luck, can someone help me? Thanks.

This is what i’m using now:

!lastkill → watch my last kill here: (link)
!updlastkill → !lastkill watch my last kill here: $(query)

Right now I have to clip manually and type !updlastkill (link) to update my last kill clip.

[Emily]

Hey @Survi!

There are two !clip API commands:

Timestamp or clip it command

I made a web app that generates !clip commands: https://vxrl.xyz/commands/clip Just enter the channel name and click “Login with Twitch”. You will be asked to sign in so that the app can get an access token to create clips using your account. The app will then fetch the channel ID for the channel you entered, and then you will see your command. You can add the command through the Nightbot web interface, or you can click the link below the command to automatically add it to your Nightbot accou…

I've made a command that allows your viewers to create clips on any platform (Twitch, YouTube, etc.)

Hi, I know this is in demand so I am posting this here as it might benefit some users. Background: I run neatclip.com, a site that provides universal clipping to for all livestreams. I’ve been working on a custom command for a while that allows your viewers to create clips themselves in the chat. Using a new version of my own API and Nightbot, the following custom command will do the job: $(urlfetch https://api.neatclip.com/v1/clip/create.php?api_key=INSERT_YOUR_API_KEY_HERE&stream_url=INSERT…

Hopefully one of them still work.

Having your !updlastkill like this should work:

!editcom !updlastkill -ul=mod -a=!editcom !lastkill watch my last kill here: CLIP_API_LINK

Replace the CLIP_API_LINK with the !clip API of your choice.