Trying to pull a list from pastebin based on current game played

[Emily]

Hey @vlamish!

I’ve covered this topic a couple times, the following posts should help you figure it out, but don’t hesitate if you need further help:

Current game and description command?

Hey @Vanderbeam! You can easily do this by using the power of JSON! First go to Pastebin, create an account in order to be able to add more games in the future. Next create your JSON file, here’s how to do it: { "game name": "description", "second game": "description", "third game": "description", "nth game": "description" } Click here for more explanation on the JSON format. Note: if you need to add a ", a /, or a \ in your text, you’ll need to precede it by a back slash \,…

Dynamic sensitivity command | Different output per game

Hey @sawex! Here’s how to make such command: !addcom !sens $(eval s = ['SENS1', 'SENS2', 'SENS3', 'SENS4']; f = `Here are the various mouse sensitivity settings I use: ${s.join(', ')}`; t = '$(twitch $(channel) "{{status}}|{{game}}")'.split('|'); t[0] === 'offline' ? f : switch (t[1]) {case 'GAME1': s[0]; break; case 'GAME2': s[1]; break; case 'GAME3': s[2]; break; case 'GAME4': s[3]; break; default: f;}) All you have to do now is to replace the various SENS and GAME. A cleaner way of doing…

How to add pastebin to sensitivity calculator command

Hey @mysticpurple! If you had put a little bit more care to your post I would have answered you sooner, I’ve postponed reading you just because of how it looks, yet the solution to your problem is simple. I even have a better solution than what you’re currently thinking of, what about a command that automatically set the correct value for your m_yaw variable depending on the game you’re playing, no need to specify it when you call the command? So basically you keep using the command like you a…