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Commands List
Streamcord supports the native slash commands subsystem. All commands start with /.
Prefixed commands have been disabled as of December 28th, 2021. If you were previously using the old system of typing !twitch to run commands, you will need to switch over to the new slash commands system.
If you don't see Streamcord's slash commands in your server, click on this link and choose your server from the list: https://link.streamcord.io/invite​
Command arguments that include <> denote required fields, and arguments that include [] denote optional fields. Don't include these characters when typing commands.
All references to Twitch channels will show as "streamer-name", where you provide what comes exactly after "twitch.tv/" in their profile URL. Don't enter the entire link, and don't @ a Discord user.
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help

Shows basic help and information about Streamcord. Usage: /help

info

Shows basic bot information and stats Usage: /info

invite

Shows a link to invite Streamcord to another server. Usage: /invite

language list

Shows a list of available translations. Use the button within the message to switch pages. Usage: /language list

language set

Sets Streamcord's language for your account. Enter a valid language code from the language list command. Usage: /language set <language-code> Examples: • /language set es-ES
• /language set ar

ping

Test Streamcord's connection to Discord. Usage: /ping

clips from game

Gets a clip from the specified game. Usage: /clips from game <game> Example: /clips from game Fortnite

clips from user

Gets a clip from the specified Twitch channel. Usage: /clips from user <streamer-name> Example: /clips from user Monstercat
The /clips trending command is deprecated and will be removed on February 26th, 2022 due to the removal of the old version of the Twitch API (v5) which this command relies on. Other clips commands will continue to work as normal.
Finds a clip that is trending. Usage: /clips trending

user

Shows info about the specified Twitch channel. Usage: /user <streamer-name> Example: /user tfue

notifications help

Display help for setting up notifications. Usage: /notifications help

Learn more about streamer notifications

liverole check

Displays the live role configuration within the server. Usage: /liverole check

liverole forceupdate

Manually update members' roles in the server if they get out of sync Usage: /liverole forceupdate

liverole help

Display help for setting up Live Role. Usage: /liverole help

Learn more about Live Role

The /audio commands are deprecated and will be removed on January 26th, 2022. This is due to consistent bugs with Lavaplayer, the backend that Streamcord uses to deliver stream audio.

audio play

Listen to a Twitch stream in voice chat. You must be in a voice channel when running this command. Usage: /audio play <streamer-name> Example: /audio play TechnoBeaver

audio stop

Stops the current stream and leave the voice channel. Usage: /audio stop

audio nowplaying

Display information about the stream that is currently playing Usage: /audio nowplaying
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