StreamUP Product Documentation
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Install the product into OBS. Getting Started
Install the product into Streamer.Bot and use our DLL so make sure you follow the instructions below! Installing Products into Streamer.Bot
All these links go to the same page but for easy of access I included them all so that you can clearly see what is required to do before continuing!
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Alright, now that you have installed everything that is required into Streamer.Bot it is time to start using the product. If you are unsure what some of the settings were and what they did you can see explanations at the bottom of this guide.
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By default this product is setup to work with Twitch and YouTube first words. This means this product will automatically trigger the first time any user chats each stream. This is automatically handled by Streamer.Bot and is reset every 12 hours by default.
You can use this product with many different triggers. They just need to be triggers that utilise some kind of message. This can be a cheer, super chat, donation, pretty much anything! If the trigger method you want doesn’t work, feel free to feed it back to StreamUP and we can try and add it in a future update.
Follow this guide if you need to know how triggers work: How to Edit Triggers in Streamer.Bot
This is an overview of what all the settings do. You can access this menu by going to the iOS Notification Classic • Settings action then right clicking the Test trigger, then press Test Trigger.