### Notification Setup Help Command Source: https://docs.streamcord.io/commands Displays help for setting up notifications within Streamcord. Notifications are primarily managed via the Streamcord Dashboard. ```discord slash commands /notifications help ``` -------------------------------- ### Live Role Management Commands Source: https://docs.streamcord.io/commands Commands for managing and checking the Live Role feature in Streamcord. Live Role setup is handled through the Streamcord Dashboard. Includes checking configuration, forcing updates, and accessing help. ```discord slash commands /liverole check /liverole forceupdate /liverole help ``` -------------------------------- ### Format Role Mention in Discord Source: https://docs.streamcord.io/troubleshooting/mentions This example demonstrates the correct format for mentioning a role in a Discord message using its Role ID. The format requires enclosing the Role ID within '<@&' and '>'. ```text <@&375805909219147807> ``` -------------------------------- ### Format User Mention in Discord Source: https://docs.streamcord.io/troubleshooting/mentions This example shows the correct format for mentioning a user in a Discord message using their User ID. The format requires enclosing the User ID within '<@' and '>'. ```text <@375805687529209857> ``` -------------------------------- ### General Streamcord Commands Source: https://docs.streamcord.io/commands Provides access to basic Streamcord functionality, including help information, bot stats, invite links, and language management. ```discord slash commands /help /info /invite /language list /language set ``` -------------------------------- ### Twitch User Information Command Source: https://docs.streamcord.io/commands Retrieves information about a specified Twitch channel. Requires the streamer's name as input. ```discord slash commands /user ``` -------------------------------- ### Notify for Multiple Games using Regex Source: https://docs.streamcord.io/notifications/filters This regex pattern allows notifications for multiple games by separating game names with the OR operator (|) and enclosing them in parentheses. It also uses anchors for exact matches. ```regex ^(Fortnite|Apex Legends|Forza Horizon 5)$ ``` -------------------------------- ### Notify for Keyword in Title (Case-Insensitive) Source: https://docs.streamcord.io/notifications/filters This pattern searches for a specific keyword within a stream's title, ignoring capitalization. The `(?i)` flag at the beginning makes the match case-insensitive, useful for finding variations of 'cash cups'. ```regex (?i)cash cups ``` -------------------------------- ### Notify for One Game using Regex Source: https://docs.streamcord.io/notifications/filters This pattern uses anchors (^ and $) to ensure an exact match for a single game name. It's useful for notifying only when a specific game, like 'Fortnite', is being played. ```regex ^Fortnite$ ``` -------------------------------- ### Streamcord Notification Variables Source: https://docs.streamcord.io/notifications/variables These variables can be inserted into announcement messages to dynamically display information about the stream or streamer. The availability of variables depends on the specific streaming platform being integrated. ```text `{channel.url}`: The platform URL of the streamer `{channel.name}`: The streamer's platform username `{everyone}`: Inserts an @everyone mention `{here}`: Inserts an @here mention `{stream.title}`: The stream's title `{stream.viewer_count}`: The number of people watching the stream `{stream.game}`: The game that is being played on stream `{channel.follower_count}`: The number of people following the streamer `{video.url}`: URL to the YouTube video `{video.title}`: Title of the YouTube video ``` === COMPLETE CONTENT === This response contains all available snippets from this library. No additional content exists. Do not make further requests.