An IRC bot for Twitch.tv for speedrunners, with Speedrun.com API integration.
- Currently supported games
- What can speedrunb0t do?
- Bot commands
- How to invite speedrunb0t to your channel
- Guidelines for use
If you'd like me to add support for another game, just message me on Discord (Dechrissen#7708)
- Banjo-Kazooie
- Banjo-Tooie
- Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge
- Donkey Kong 64
- Super Mario 64
- Diddy Kong Racing
- Donkey Kong Country
- Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest
- Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!
- Retrieve the world record for the current game & category
- Retrieve your personal best time for the current game & category
- Retrieve the personal best time of a Speedrun.com user for the current game & category
- Retrieve the leaderboard standing of a user for the current game & category
- Retrieve a list of a user's PBs for the current game
- Retrieve the rules for the current category from Speedrun.com
- Generate a Speedrun.com link to the leaderboard for the current category
- Generate a Kadgar.net race link with you and other speedrunners' Twitch channels
Square brackets around variables indicate optionality. Angle brackets indicate required variables.
For commands with an optional [user] variable, the user defaults to the channel owner.
For commands with an optional [category] variable, the category defaults to the category in stream title.
!wr [category]
- Returns the world record (time and runner) for the current game & category.
!nth [category]
- Returns the nth place time and runner for the current game & category, where n = place number.
!pb [user] [category]
- Returns the personal best of a user for the current game & category.
!lastpb [user] [category]
- Returns the date that a user last PBed in the current category.
!place [user] [category]
- Returns the leaderboard standing of a user for the current category.
!runs [user]
- Returns a list of a user's PBs for the current game (all categories).
!leaderboard
- Generates a Speedrun.com link to the leaderboard for the current game & category.
!wrvid [category]
- Returns the link to the video for the world record run for the current game & category.
!rules
- Displays the rules for the current category (taken from Speedrun.com).
!race
- Generates a Kadgar.net link with you and your opponents' streams (if you are currently racing).
!games
- Returns a list of speedrunb0t's currently supported games.
!guides
- Generates a Speedrun.com link to the 'Guides' page for the current game.
!srdiscord
- Returns the link to the speedrunning Discord server for the current game, if one exists.
!help
- Provides a link to speedrunb0t's GitHub site/documentation.
!commands
- Returns a list of speedrunb0t's commands.
!setsrcname <src_username>
(channel owner only)- Changes the Speedrun.com username associated with the channel. The associated username defaults to your Twitch username.
In order to have speedrunb0t join your channel, go to its Twitch channel here and type $invite
in the chat. The bot will automatically join your channel. If your Speedrun.com username is different from your Twitch username, please use the !setsrcname
command in your own chat to change the associated username to your Speedrun.com username.
Follow these guidelines for speedrunb0t to function properly in your channel.
- Make sure the game you're running is set via Twitch's 'Game' feature in your Live Dashboard.
- Make sure the name of the category you're running is in your stream title exactly as it's listed on Speedrun.com.
- If the platform on which you're playing the game is different from the default platform on the Speedrun.com leaderboard, you must put "[platform name]" in your title where platform name is the name of the platform you're using.
- e.g. If Nintendo 64 is the default platform and you run on Xbox 360, put "[Xbox 360]" somewhere in your stream title
- If you're running on emulator, make sure "emulator" is somewhere in your stream title.
- For the
!race
command to work properly, make sure "race with" is somewhere in your stream title, directly followed by the Twitch usernames of your opponents, separated by commas.- e.g. "Banjo-Tooie Any% race with streamerdude11, twitchboy101, awesomeguy55"
- It is recommended that you make speedrunb0t a Moderator in your channel so that it doesn't get accidentally timed out/banned.