Timed messages

While the bot is on, it posts the messages of each group you leave on to your Kick and Twitch chat, one at each tick of the group's timer and in turn, such as a link to your socials, an announcement or a reminder. Put all the lines you want in one group and set one timer for it, so you need not time each line. A group goes out in a chat only when viewers have written at least the number of lines you set there since it last went out, so a quiet chat is never filled with the same lines, and a group you mark live-only goes out only while that channel is live.

You have no groups of timed messages yet.

Commands

While the bot is on, it answers each command you leave on in your Kick and Twitch chat with the response you write, such as !discord with a link to your server. Choose who may use a command and how many seconds must pass before it answers again. The commands the bot already has, such as !bitrate, cannot be used for your own.

You have no commands yet.

Ingest alerts

While the bot is on, it tells your chat when the bitrate of your stream into Dual IRL Cloud stays below the number you set and when your stream disconnects, so viewers know the connection is why the picture suffers or pauses. Each of the two alerts posts at most once in ten minutes.

Bitrate in chat

While the bot is on and your stream is arriving, it tells your chat the bitrate of your stream into Dual IRL Cloud at the interval you set, the same figure it gives when a viewer types !bitrate.

Goal bar

A bar for your stream that fills as new followers or new subscribers come in, against a target. Set the target and what is counted below, choose how the bar looks and check it in the preview, which is the browser source itself, then add the address under it to OBS as a browser source. The bar counts new followers and subscribers only while the bot is on. While the bot is on, the broadcaster and the moderators of your channel can also control the bar from chat: !goal 500 sets the target, !goal followers or !goal subs chooses what is counted (it counts the new ones from when the count starts), !goal reset starts the count again, and !goal on or !goal off shows or hides the bar.

The bot is off, so the bar does not count anything yet. Turn the bot on above.

Premium Plinko

Chat Plinko that Dual IRL runs: viewers type !drop (or the drop command or emote you choose), Dual IRL picks where every ball lands and keeps the scores, and your Plinko shows what happens. Open the Premium Plinko builder to choose the commands, the drop emote, the board and the drop limits and to set how it looks, and to copy the address to add to OBS as a browser source. The broadcaster and the moderators of your channel use !plinko on, !plinko off (!plinko alone flips the board), !plinko reset, !plinko difficulty low, medium, high or expert, !plinko slots 5 to 17 and !scoreboard (!scoreboard reset empties it), each under the word you chose for it. The bot needs to be on, and on Twitch and on Kick it says a line in chat for the game only once you have made @dualirl a moderator there.

Open the Premium Plinko builder

Stream alerts

An alert on your stream when someone follows, subscribes, gifts subscriptions or sends bits (Twitch) or Kicks (Kick). Choose which ones show, what each says, how long it stays and how it looks, check it in the preview, which is the browser source itself, then add the address under it to OBS as a browser source. The alerts are the same events Dual IRL receives for the chat alerts above, so nothing else is needed, and they show only while the bot is on. Alerts are shown one at a time, and one that came in while the source was not running is not shown later.

The bot is off, so no alert is shown yet. Turn the bot on above.

The address carries the same key as your goal bar. Getting a new goal bar address replaces it, and then this one has to be copied again.