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[Feature Request] simulate events to bypass the one time per x requirement #1782

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CKY- opened this issue May 29, 2022 · 1 comment
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CKY- commented May 29, 2022

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While simulating any and all events reusing the username requires a restart of firebot, If you have a user only event and you simulate it you must restart firebot to test it again. the reason for this is its respecting the event cooldown

This should use the same logic as the activity feed where you can spam the event if needed.

so it would be an amazing feature to add an option to override/bypass cooldowns in event simulators.

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I would like to see this as well. We should be able to simulate multiple raids (because it came happen) to not only make sure the Effects trigger (which can include conditions and have different effect for different raids) are working, but that everything is working as expected. Yes, the play button allows it to quick similar the effects, but it always uses Firebot Twitch Account and 5 people. If I use conditions for specific streamers and/or raid amounts, than it is harder to test as I have to test it once, restart the program (which wipes my chat history on the program), test the next one, restart the program, etc.... This also makes it hard for testing the queue with multiple raid messages.

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phroggster added a commit to phroggster/Firebot that referenced this issue Feb 22, 2025
- Simulating an event trigger which had caching enabled would inhibit
  later de-factor triggerings of that event, at least until the event
  expired from the cache (12 hrs +/- 10 min).
- Raid, follow, reward redemptions, and viewer arrived events for a
  particular user name would therefore be unusable for 12 hrs.
- Yes, you could force simulate them, but not actually receive them.
- Adjust to having event simulations ignore the cache.
- ref crowbartools#2672, crowbartools#1782
phroggster added a commit to phroggster/Firebot that referenced this issue Feb 22, 2025
- Simulating an event trigger which had caching enabled would inhibit
  later de-facto triggerings of that event, at least until the event
  expired from the cache (12 hrs +/- 10 min).
- Raid, follow, reward redemptions, and viewer arrived events for a
  particular user name would therefore be unusable for 12 hrs.
- Yes, you could force simulate them, but not actually receive them.
- Adjust to having event simulations ignore the cache.
- ref crowbartools#2672, crowbartools#1782
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