This is a Python script for OBS Studio that allows you to post messages in Twitch chat using OBS hotkeys. This can be used for posting general chat messages, spamming emotes, or triggering chat bot commands.
More information is available on my website.
The script only works with OBS Studio versions 21.x and later. If you have an older version you will need to update.
As of this writing OBS seems to have issues with the newest versions of Python (3.7+). This script was developed and tested using Python 3.6.4.
You need Python 3 installed on your PC. The bit version of your Python installation must match your OBS installation - use "x86-64" for 64 bit OBS Studio and "x86" for 32 bit OBS Studio. In the menu in OBS Studio, go to Tools and then Scripts. Then in the "Python Settings" tab, set the path to point to the Python installation folder.
Add the chat spam script to the "Scripts" window using the '+' icon on the bottom left. Select the script in the "Loaded Scripts" panel, and if everything is set up correctly you should see the script properties show up on the right.
Fill out the configuration settings in the script properties:
- Channel: The Twitch channel to post messages in.
- User: The username that messages will be posted under.
- Oauth: Oauth key used for authentication. If you don't have an oauth key, you can easily get one using this site. Do not share your oauth key with anyone.
Add messages to the message list for things you want to say in chat. Each message gets a dedicated hotkey that can be configured in the OBS hotkey settings.
You can test the script by using the "Test Authentication" and "Test Message #1" buttons. These will raise an exception if there is any sort of issue.
This is an unofficial 3rd party script for OBS. The author has no affiliation or endorsement as a developer from either Twitch or OBS.
This script is licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License v3.0.