

In such a case, the error should go away once the user starts the next stream and Streamcord successfully sends the notification. NOTE: The error may not disappear immediately after clicking the "Re-enable notifications" button. Re-enable your notifications by clicking on the "Re-enable notifications" button under your server's notification page on the dashboard. Then, re-enable the notification on the dashboard: Ensure that Streamcord has all of the necessary permissions in your notification channel, and then click the "Re-enable all notifications" button.

Notifications are automatically disabled when Streamcord encounters an error with Discord permissions when trying to send an announcement message. Give Streamcord the following permissions for your notifications channel: Streamcord doesn't send announcements/notifications #Įnsure that Streamcord has correct permissions in order to send notifications.

Timing may vary based on the type of notification used. Shows info about the specified Twitch channel.Common Issues # Streamcord announces my stream after I've been live for several minutes # Typeĭue to the way how Twitch API works and the number of notifications that Streamcord serves, the bot takes some time to send out messages. Gets a clip from the specified Twitch channel.Įxample: /clips from user Monstercat user # Enter a valid language code from the language list command.Įxample: /clips from game Fortnite clips from user # Sets Streamcord's language for your account. Use the button within the message to switch pages. Shows a link to invite Streamcord to another server. Shows basic help and information about Streamcord. Don't enter the entire link, and don't a Discord user. Don't include these characters when typing commands.Īll references to Twitch channels will show as "streamer-name", where you provide what comes exactly after " /" in their profile URL. If you don't see Streamcord's slash commands in your server, click on this link and choose your server from the list: Ĭommand arguments that include denote required fields, and arguments that include denote optional fields. 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. Prefixed commands have been disabled as of December 28th, 2021.
