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Releases: Stukeley/ArduinoTwitchBot

v1.2 - .NET 6, removal of the Host feature and rework of the Emotes feature

18 Jan 23:24
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This version is a small rework to the app after a fairly long time from the last release:

  • update the project to target .NET 6, and update all of its dependencies
  • remove the Host feature, since it is no longer supported by Twitch (https://help.twitch.tv/s/article/how-to-use-host-mode?language=en_US#faq)
  • rework the Emotes feature - now, it is more general and centered around chat messages in general, it is also much more customizable now (allows different signals for different chat message triggers, for example, commands or emotes)
  • fix an issue that caused an error when saving/loading user settings (settings should now work correctly)

x64-framework-dependent.zip - this 64-bit version of the application requires you to install the .NET 6 runtimes. To do so, go over to Readme and follow the instructions there.
x86-framework-dependent.zip - same as above, but 32-bit version.
x64-self-contained.zip - 64-bit self-contained app - while it's much bigger, it does not require the .NET 6 runtimes. It is recommended you install this version so that you don't have to install any additional dependencies
x86-self-contained.zip - same as above, but 32-bit version.

v1.1 - Dark Mode and bug fixes

03 Mar 18:17
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Version 1.1 brings the following changes and improvements:

  • Adds a Dark Mode. You can switch between Light and Dark themes in the Settings page. Your preference will be saved.
  • Fixes an issue with UserSettings - now your preferences and settings, such as the input AccessToken, are saved and loaded the next time you run the app. This feature was actually implemented in v1.0 as well, but it didn't work as intended - it does now!
  • Updates .NET to version 5.0.

Available downloads:

  • x64-framework-dependent.zip - this 64-bit version of the application requires you to install the .NET 5 runtimes. To do so, go over to Readme and follow the instructions there.
  • x86-framework-dependent.zip - same as above, but 32-bit version.
  • x64.zip - 64-bit self-contained app - while it's much bigger, it does not require the .NET 5 runtimes.
  • x86.zip - same as above, but 32-bit version.

First release

02 Mar 07:12
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Version 1.0 is here!

  • Supported alert types: follows, subs, bits, raids, hosts
  • Three signal types to choose from: string, int, byte
  • ClientId and Access Token are hidden - it's okay if you accidentally show the app on stream
  • All user input fields are saved in settings, and reloaded the next time you open the application

Currently available only on Windows, for both the x64 and x86 architectures.

How to use: download the right archive (x64 for 64-bit Windows, x86 for 32-bit Windows), then extract in a separate folder. Launch the app using the ArduinoTwitchBotUI.exe file.