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Features05 · Chat Commands

Your Chat
Runs the Show

Viewers type a command and VortiDeck runs the action: effects in your game, alerts on your overlay, a flow you built. You decide who can use each command and how often.

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How it works

Four steps.

  1. Create a Session

    Set up a stream session for the Twitch, YouTube or Kick accounts you go live with.

  2. Add Commands

    Pick a trigger like !tnt and the action it runs: an HTTP request, a flow, a program, a macro or another saved action.

  3. Decide Who Can Use It

    Allow everyone or only subscribers, VIPs or moderators, add a cooldown, or keep specific viewers in or out.

  4. Go Live

    While the session is live, every matching chat message runs its action, and the command log shows what ran.

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Any Action Behind a Command

A command runs the same actions as a deck button: HTTP requests to games and services, flows, programs, macros, OBS and overlay actions. Text after the command can be passed on as input.

  • HTTP Requests
  • Flows
  • Programs
  • Saved Actions
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Rules per Command

Each command has its own cooldown and its own audience. Pick the roles allowed on each platform, or list the viewers who may or may not use it.

  • Cooldowns
  • Roles
  • Allow Lists
  • Block Lists
Examples

In practice.

Chat Plays the Game

Let viewers drop TNT, call lightning or release bees through your game's local API. Each command is one HTTP request.

Reactions on Stream

Run a flow from a command to pop an overlay alert, switch an OBS scene or play a clip when chat asks for it.

Moderator Tools

Give moderators commands only they can use, for example to start a break scene or reset a counter.

Next step

Hand Your Chat the Controls

Download VortiDeck for free, create a stream session and add your first command.

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