I have been working on a bot for a game I play with a model when we are just hanging out. However, the bot is starting to suffer from bloat (too many unrelated features) and I am toying with the idea of separating those features out into separate bots and releasing them. Some of the bot ideas are down right useless (they were basically programming exercises for me) but some of them might be useful utilities as each tries to do one thing and do it well (no ultra all-in-one bots). So I thought I would throw them all out here for comments.
The Grammar Nazi
Annoy the greys and piss off your tippers with the Grammar Nazi!
The Grammar Nazi watches the chat room for the most common misuses of the word "your" and sends a private notice to the member with just the text *you're*. Ideal for Dommes wanting to further humiliate their losers.
The Tag Hag
Quickly change the room subject with predefined sets of hash tags or subject lines. The hash tags and subject lines are defined in the setup page and can be activated at any time in chat. For example to select the a set of predefined tags:
To specify a custom set of tags
This will result in the room subject #boobs #natural #shaved #cute.
To include a phrase (i.e. no # prepended) separate the phrase from the tags with a colon. For example
will result in the room subject Make me wet with your tips: #funny #cute #natural
Simple Timer
The Simple Timer bot provides broadcasters with a way to set reminders for themselves (start a show, end a flash, take a break, etc.) There is no limit to the number of timers that the broadcaster can have running at once (unless there is an undocumented limitation in the CB API). The idea of this bot to to allow broadcasters to start a timer with minimal typing. For example, to start a timer that sends you the notification "end the show" in five minutes type:
Notifications sent by the timer bot are only visible to the broadcaster.
Hidden Cam Bot
A bot that simply enables/disables the "Hidden Cam" mode. Members that are allowed to view the hidden cam can be specified on the setup page or when the broadcaster starts the hidden cam. For example to start the hidden cam mode that only "member1" and "member2" can view enter:
To disable the hidden cam (ie make your cam public again) enter:
Viewers can be added and remove to the "allowed viewers" list at any time:
There is no option to tip a certain amount to un-hide the cam; who can view the cam is up to the sole discretion of the broadcaster.
Yet Another Tip Menu
Two of my biggest pet peeves with most tip menu apps are 1) they spam the chat room, and 2) they do not handle multiple items with the same price very well. YATM tries to address both problems.
YATM has a rate limit option so it will only display the tip menu if a certain number of message have been posted to chat.
Broadcasters can specify multiple items with the same price and when a member tips that price the bot will announce in public that the member has tipped for ONE of the items. It will then send the member that tipped a private notice asking them to tell the broadcaster which item they tipped for.
The Drinking Game
This game actually has nothing to do with drinking or alcohol consumption, but it is derived from games like The Sir David Attenborough Drinking Game.
Points are awarded when people enter various phrases in chat. For example, "hi bb" might be worth one point, "stand up" might be worth two points, and "open bobs bb" might be worth 50 points. The phrases and point values can be set on the setup page or added at any time while the bot is running.
This game has obvious limitations and can really only be played with a few trusted players, but maybe a broadcaster wants to keep their moderators entertained?
The Grammar Nazi
Annoy the greys and piss off your tippers with the Grammar Nazi!
The Grammar Nazi watches the chat room for the most common misuses of the word "your" and sends a private notice to the member with just the text *you're*. Ideal for Dommes wanting to further humiliate their losers.
The Tag Hag
Quickly change the room subject with predefined sets of hash tags or subject lines. The hash tags and subject lines are defined in the setup page and can be activated at any time in chat. For example to select the a set of predefined tags:
Code:
/tags 3
Code:
/tags boobs natural shaved cute
To include a phrase (i.e. no # prepended) separate the phrase from the tags with a colon. For example
Code:
/tags Make me wet with your tips : funny cute natural
Simple Timer
The Simple Timer bot provides broadcasters with a way to set reminders for themselves (start a show, end a flash, take a break, etc.) There is no limit to the number of timers that the broadcaster can have running at once (unless there is an undocumented limitation in the CB API). The idea of this bot to to allow broadcasters to start a timer with minimal typing. For example, to start a timer that sends you the notification "end the show" in five minutes type:
Code:
/t 5 end the show
Hidden Cam Bot
A bot that simply enables/disables the "Hidden Cam" mode. Members that are allowed to view the hidden cam can be specified on the setup page or when the broadcaster starts the hidden cam. For example to start the hidden cam mode that only "member1" and "member2" can view enter:
Code:
/p on member1 member2
Code:
/p off
Code:
/p add member1 member2 member3
/p remove member2 member3
/p clear
Yet Another Tip Menu
Two of my biggest pet peeves with most tip menu apps are 1) they spam the chat room, and 2) they do not handle multiple items with the same price very well. YATM tries to address both problems.
YATM has a rate limit option so it will only display the tip menu if a certain number of message have been posted to chat.
Broadcasters can specify multiple items with the same price and when a member tips that price the bot will announce in public that the member has tipped for ONE of the items. It will then send the member that tipped a private notice asking them to tell the broadcaster which item they tipped for.
The Drinking Game
This game actually has nothing to do with drinking or alcohol consumption, but it is derived from games like The Sir David Attenborough Drinking Game.
Points are awarded when people enter various phrases in chat. For example, "hi bb" might be worth one point, "stand up" might be worth two points, and "open bobs bb" might be worth 50 points. The phrases and point values can be set on the setup page or added at any time while the bot is running.
This game has obvious limitations and can really only be played with a few trusted players, but maybe a broadcaster wants to keep their moderators entertained?