Download and import
- In Streamer.bot, click Import.
- Drag React-Player-Import.txt onto the Import String box.
- Leave the included items selected and click Import.
Media requests for OBS, powered by Streamer.bot. Turn links from chat and stream events into a queue you control.
React Player lets people watching your stream send supported video links. Requests are added to a queue, and you or your moderators decide what plays in OBS.
A viewer sends a link through chat or another Streamer.bot event.
React Player pulls out the first supported link and checks it.
Valid requests wait in the queue. Autoplay is optional.
Control requests from the OBS dock. Moderators can help too.
Find supported links inside normal Twitch, Kick and YouTube chat messages.
Turn supported links inside StreamElements tip messages into requests.
Choose the vote threshold and message. Each viewer counts once per playback.
!sr command · Bits · subscriptions · redeems · other Streamer.bot events · surrounding text is ignored
https://react.melkepakken.tv/v1/player/
https://react.melkepakken.tv/v1/dock/
If Streamer.bot already controls your OBS, you can skip this.
The React Player website talks to Streamer.bot through its local WebSocket server.
Enable the React Player Request command in Streamer.bot.
Enable - React Player: Scan Chat and the chat trigger for each platform you want.
Enable - React Player: StreamElements Tip. Edit its trigger if you want your own tip rules.
Enable - React Player: Vote Skip and its command. Default threshold: 3.
Enable only the included React Player command objects you want your moderators to use.
Use the example triggers inside React Player: Add Link, or connect any Streamer.bot event that provides a link.
Check that your OBS Browser Source uses the exact Player URL:
https://react.melkepakken.tv/v1/player/
Streamer.bot is probably not connected to OBS. Open Connections above.
React Player commands are disabled by default. Open Extras above and enable the commands you want.