Something like this:
!commands add !random $(urlfetch https://api.rtainc.co/twitch/random?format=[0]&choices=a,b,c)
Now replace a b c with options you would the command to display.
The response for subbage(sub length) doesnt work correctly. It responds with incorrect values. Subs with 3 month sub badge get a response that they have been subbed for 2 months or sometimes way less. We have tried changing the token but it shows same data. What could be the problem?
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Iâve noticed this myself, and I think I know whatâs happening.
When a subscriber renews a subscription, it will say â3-Month Subscriberâ when theyâve only been subscribed for 2 months because theyâve paid for the third month and are going into the 3rd month. Alerts will say 3 months, but the sub length will accurately show the 2 months that the sub has currently served.
As for less time being shown, Iâve noticed that any of my subscribers that subscribe with Prime never show an accurate sub length. I think Prime does something weird with the sub renewal process that only reflects in sub length. The alerts and badges still reflect their accurate subscription length.
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No, I meant that it shows a 3 month sub badge but when the person uses the command, it shows he/she is a 2 month sub or way less. Even when the broadcaster uses the command its way off. It seems to be stuck.
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I believe what I said still applies. I have noticed that my Subscribers will have a 3-month badge, but the command will say the subscriber has only been a sub for 2 months. In actuality, I think theyâre both correct. Twitch counts the sub ahead of time, meaning when a sub resubscribed, Twitch adds that prepaid month to their sub anniversary. The command, however only counts the number of days they have actually been a sub, not the prepaid daysâŠThis is why the command is always a month off. If itâs more than a month off, Iâve always noticed that the sub is subbed with Prime. I think Prime doesnât keep track of sub lengths correctly.
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Is anyone else getting an error message when trying to use the API, a lot of my commands have broken and just return: â[Error Connecting To Remote Server - Error Connecting To Remote Server].â I was just wondering if there is a fix for it.
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ya , it is an error, hope the host can repair it as soon as possible
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Keep getting the âError Connecting To Remote Serverâ error
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No, Twitch prime doesnt do that because it happens to almost every sub. The same goes for subbing for more months. Even the broadcaster gets incorrect data, which is what I have mentioned before. The broadcaster isnt subbed to himself, he cant extend it. He is considered his own sub on twitch though, but the command still returns incorrect data. If you pay for more months, you dont get the badge because thats not how it works. You just paid for more months. Its broken for subs.
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Does anyone know a way of doing !followage or !subs and it shows you your current amount of YOUTUBE subs or your lasted video etc
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Cant view russian text
$(customapi https://api.rtainc.co/twitch/random?format=[0]&choices=ŃĐ”ŃŃ+1,ŃĐ”ŃŃ+2)
Out âB5AB 1â or âB5AB 2â
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Try using the QueryString variable to encode the special characters:
$(customapi https://api.rtainc.co/twitch/random?format=[0]&choices=$(querystring ŃĐ”ŃŃ+1,ŃĐ”ŃŃ+2))
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I want to use this Nightbot API for an live output in my stream:
https://api.rtainc.co/twitch/channels/CHANNEL/status?format=[0]+is+currently+playing+[1]
(or in my case): https://api.rtainc.co/twitch/channels/CHANNEL/status?format=[1]
It returns the game title, but I want to change the @font-face. (I used the CLR Browser, but any change of style wonât be acknowledged.)
URL: https://api.rtainc.co/twitch/channels/Haituga/status?format=[1]
@font-face {
font-family: âBebas Neueâ;
font-style: normal;
font-weight: normal;
src:
local(âBebas Neue Standardâ),
url(âsharism.org/assets/fonts/bebas-neue/BebasNeue-webfont.woffâ) format(âwoffâ) !important;
}
body {
background-color: rgba(0,0,0,0);
font: 12px âBebas Neueâ, Georgia, sans-serif;
color: #fff;
margin: 0px auto;
overflow: hidden;
}
The API has itâs own stylesheet (HTML argument) and I want to override it with my own style settings.
I would be glad if somebody could help me. The !important-markers wonât set any difference at all.
Iâm sorry if this is the wrong topic to post this little issue. Greetings & thank you.
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Hi,
i was wondering why subcount not working anymore, but then i noticed the server api.rtainc.co is down again.
did anyone notice problems with subcount per api before, i mean different result compared to what streamer can see in dashboard? maybe there are problems with that command bc of new subscription tiers.for 9,99$ (counts as 2 subs) and 24,99$ (counts as 6 subs for the streamer).
regards Anti
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At this point just use the built in Twitch variable.
$(twitch $(channel) "{{subscriberCount}}")
i know that build in command, but it only works in your own channel. i want to check subcount from other people (my gf and other people where i am main moderator) in my discord server where nightbot from my twitch channel is connected, so i need the command with external api call hehe
btw that integrated subscriberCount from nightbot also gives different results now compared to dashboard check (lower numbers) i guess bc of new sub tiers
regards Anti
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The 8-Ball API seems to be down, as well as the one I was using for !followage/howlong.
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Can we contact? i have a livestream with 3000 viewers 24/7.
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