I use a dynamic system that is refreshed in the perform settings on connection. twitchclient 2 has to be set.
/raw twitchclient 2
in the perform I have /msg [your channel name here] .mods
Then this remote captures it and sets the mod table.
on *:text:The moderators of this room are*:?:{
if ($nick != jtv) return
/hfree ops
/hmake ops
/hadd -m ops [put your Broadcaster name here] $ctime
/var %count = $numtok($remove( $7- , $chr(32) ) , 44)
var %i = 1
while (%i <= %count) {
hadd -m ops $gettok($remove( $7- , $chr(32) ) ,%i,44) $ctime
inc %i
}
echo -a The number of ops is %count
}
If a mod is added the bot can be refreshed at any time by restarting or typing .mod in the channel window on the bot.
Tested and working in a channel with 87 mods.
