If your linked Twitch channel is an affiliate or partner, this won't affect you, and Live Role will still continue to work as normal. Limitations for new streamers #īecause of a recent change on Discord's end, non-affiliated Twitch users may no longer receive live roles when streaming, as your Discord account might not display the purple "streaming" status.
To receive the status, you'll have to link your Twitch account to Discord and enable streamer mode when you go live. Instead, Streamcord will look for a purple "streaming" status on your Discord profile. Bots cannot directly view the Twitch account that you've connected to Discord unless you explicitly authorize them to do so.
Streamcord does not directly contact Twitch for information about your current stream status. Limitations #ĭue to the way that Live Role works, there are a couple restraints that you should be aware of. You can learn more about advanced features for Live Role at this page. Each configuration has its own live and filter roles, and rules for Live Role Notifications. How many Live Roles can I set up? #Ĭurrently, Streamcord Pro users can set up to 5 Live Role configurations on their server, and users on the free bot can set 1. This allows you to restrict the benefits of Live Role to a certain group of people, such as subscribers, team members, or just a few select streamers. Live Role also supports a basic blacklist/whitelist system called the "filter role." Users who have the designated filter role will receive the live role when they stream, and users without the filter role do not. There is also no 25 streamer limit for Live Role Notifications, at the expense of some customization options. Live Role Notifications function as a less "hands on" approach to streamer notifications, as all you have to do is set a template message and a channel. This allows you to replace a traditional self-promotion system.
Streamcord will detect their purple "streaming" status and add the configure role when they begin their stream.
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