Not sure how many of you are familiar with Twitch. I'm looking for a way to tell who has been timed out in a Twitch chat, on IRC. It notifies me when I have timed someone out, but not when someone's been timed out by someone other than myself. I use IRC for chat moderation purposes and am rarely on the actual Twitch Chat anymore, so I'd like to be able to tell when someone's already been timed out by another mod. If anyone has any ideas, let me know please.

So is there a way to give the user a total amount of time spent in channel? like tally up the time between each join and part?

This is what it currently looks like in chat.

So I found this remote script online. It's used to underline URL's and change their color to blue. Now, the underlining portion works just fine, but the color seems to have an issue. It's most likely and error on my end, but when someone posts a URL it not only remains black (the default text color) but turns their nick black as well (they're not currently set to black). I'm sure there's some setting..

Looking for help with Spam Prevention script.

I have a short script set up that times out users who post a certain amount of messages in a certain allotted time period.

But what I'm currently looking for is something that prevents users from typing the same message repeatedly without a time period (it needs to be the same message or else it would just time them out for typing a few random messages).

Also, if you have any idea of a script that would stop spam bots (the kind that log in multiple users and each user repeats the message sent by the first) that would be insanely helpful.

Thank you :)

Hey.
I have a simple bot for a Twitch channel that runs in IRC. Most of it's all set up already, I was just curious how I'd right a script that would give the users in the twitch chat a list of the chat moderators that are currently online in the chat?

Thanks for the help

Looking for an easy way to stop a command that is currently being executed.

Details: Made a bot that spams something over multiple periods of time
.....
.timer 1 2 msg $chan "phrase"
.timer 1 4 msg $chan "phrase"
.timer 1 6 msg $chan "phrase"
.....

I would like to make a "!stop" command that ends the above command when triggered. I'm sure I'm just over thinking this one.

mIRC Twitch Bot Subscriber Only Commands

trying to figure out how to make certain bot commands executable for subscribers only.