I have a very complex system that I want to set up. I have a !slots command (through streamelements) that I want nightbot to be able to recognize if the user wins, and it automatically trigger a command to !givepoints (winning user) 500. The streamelements output of the !slots command looks like this when won: (user), you played slots and got | | | | The winning emote is
The first three emotes are with the ${random.emote} variable in streamelements. I would like nightbot to be able to recognize if they are matching and if they are, activate a !givepoints to give the winning user 500 points.
I understand it’s very complicated and likely not possible due to it crossing between the two bots and using a recognition feature on nightbot that I’m not sure exists. But I am open to other methods that I could do this with.
I can try to redo the !slots command through nightbot, which I had previously with this:
$(user), you played slots and got $(eval a=$(urlfetch json [link)](link)%60).split(,);a[Math.floor(Math.random()(a.length-1))]) | $(eval a=$(urlfetch json [link)](link)%60).split(,);a[Math.floor(Math.random()(a.length-1))]) | $(eval a=$(urlfetch json [link)](link)%60).split(,);a[Math.floor(Math.random()*(a.length-1))])
But, this would often result in an “Error Connecting To WebEval Service” that I could not figure out how to fix.
If it is easier/better, I could I could do it entirely through Nightbot, meaning it would be more like a slots game as all three emotes would need to match for the user to win (instead of just matching 1) but I would need to know how to fix the “Error Connecting To WebEval Service”
unfortunately, much to my dismay, they changed nightbot to completely ignore streamelements… it broke several of my commands…
but as for that other version u have there, if u’d mash them together, so is just one $(eval) with just one $(urlfetch) and randomly pick from the pool multiple times(the same math.floor yada yada yada), it would cause less of a delay and likely reduce the webeval error frequency… i can’t promise a full fix, but it’d be less demanding on the service and less chance for a timeout (often what the webeval error means)
thank you, I was able to fix the “Error Connecting To WebEval Service” with some research so I am now able to have the command be nightbot only. is there a possible way to have nightbot detect when theres a winner to automatically trigger a command to give points either through a detection system I am not aware of, or it detecting " (emote) | (emote) | (emote) as a command input. I can have it moved to the beginning so nightbot sees it as a command if I make it as one, but it does have spaces so I don’t know if thats possible. if it helps there are only 4 different emotes, so if theres a way to make (emote) | (emote) | (emote) a command name I would only need it 4 times/4 different commands. the way I currently have it is when a person wins, I have to manually do !winner @ (person that won) which then triggers nightbot to !addpoints $(touser) 10
is there a way to possible add (emote) | (emote) | (emote) as a command name or have a different way of detecting it?
yeah, the singular version i was talking about could go something like this…
$(user), you played slots and got $(eval a=`$(urlfetch whateverLink)`.split(`,`);a[Math.floor(Math.random()*(a.length-1))]+` | `+a[Math.floor(Math.random()*(a.length-1))]+` | `+a[Math.floor(Math.random()*(a.length-1))]+` | `+a[Math.floor(Math.random()*(a.length-1))]+` | `+a[Math.floor(Math.random()*(a.length-1))])
i did it that way to show it similar to the original, for ease of comprehension… but i would shorten it a bit with a loop, like this…
$(user), you played slots and got $(eval a=`$(urlfetch whateverLink)`.split(`,`);b=``;c=0;while(c<5){b+=a[Math.floor(Math.random()*(a.length-1))];if(c<4){b+=` | `};c++};b)
oh shit, my bad, i missed the last part of that message the first time… u can change it around to add the !addpoints directly in the response like this…
$(eval a=`$(urlfetch whateverLink)`.split(`,`);b=[];c=0;m=`you played slots and`;w=``;while(c<5){b[c]=a[Math.floor(Math.random()*(a.length))];c++};if(b[0]==b[1]&&b[0]==b[2]&&b[0]==b[3]&&b[0]==b[4]){m=`10 cause you just`;w=`!addpoints `};`${w}$(user) ${m} got ${b.join(` | `)}`)
i didn’t notice it before, i just copy pasted that part, but u were only getting the first 3 of your 4 emotes cause u had “a.length-1” in the random statement… the random statement already does -1 one from the number u put there, for example “Math.floor(Math.random()*100)” will give u zero to 99… so u’ll usually see it with a plus 1 at the end like this “Math.floor(Math.random()*100)+1” to get 1 to 100 instead
edit:… oops, for some reason i thought u had an output of 5 emotes per slot spin… here, this’ll do it with the 3 like u had, lol, sorry about that
$(eval a=`$(urlfetch whateverLink)`.split(`,`);b=[];c=0;m=`you played slots and`;w=``;while(c<3){b[c]=a[Math.floor(Math.random()*(a.length))];c++};if(b[0]==b[1]&&b[0]==b[2]){m=`10 cause you just`;w=`!addpoints `};`${w}$(user) ${m} got ${b.join(` | `)}`)