The timers function automatically triggers commands based on a timer. Click on the Timers tab from the menu at the top of the page.To remove a command, just hit the trash can beside the custom command.You’ll be able to see all of your custom commands on the Cloudbot page.Once you’ve adjusted all the settings, hit the green Confirm button.User Cooldown is how many times an individual user can input a certain command during a certain time period.Global Cooldown is how many times the command can be seen in your chat during a certain time period.Under Advanced, you’ll see more options to adjust settings.You can set whether the response will show up in their chat or Whisper and set permissions for who can put in a particular command.So someone types the command in and they receive the response.I’ve put in text they will receive in the response field.
The command I’m creating will be a reminder to sub to me on YouTube.Go to the command field and type in an exclamation point (!).If you want to create your own commands, go to Custom and then Add Command.There are several default commands you can check out.Select the Commands tab from the top menu.Make sure that the Cloudbot option is enabled at the top of the page.To add Streamlabs as a moderator in Twitch, go to your chatbox and enter: /mod streamlabs.The box with yellow text at the top of the page will walk you how to set up Streamlabs as a moderator on YouTube.It’s very important to remember that you must go into your YouTube or Twitch and add Streamlabs as a moderator.Under the Mod Tools tab, you can look through all of these options and choose how you want to set things up.It will take you to the Streamlabs website.In the Streamlabs OBS desktop application, click the cloud icon from the left side menu.This is basically an easy way for you to give your audience access to a game you are playing or another resource they might be interested in. Today I’m going to walk you through a quick tutorial on how to set up chat commands in Streamlabs OBS.
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