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I have made a chat bot for my Twitch chat Thanks for your guys help

But I was wondering how I could have the bot in more that one channel with different commands and stuff like that? any help would be appreciated

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/j #channelname

on*:text:text:#channelname: { do stuff }

I don't understand the question?

post the portion of the script that you're using for add/del commands and maybe it would be easier to help?

But, to give a little help, replace #nick1 with #nick2, #nick3 and so on and be sure to have separate portions of the command.ini file for each user and to include that into the read,write,and remove portion of the script.

I meant that I have a chat bot in my chat and some people have been asking for it in their chat but with different commands, is there anyway to do that or would I have to use a different Program?

Your commands are triggered from the remote.ini, you can just make whatever they want? Or add a dynamic trigger in an ini file for a message which would likely be the most common demand.

Just join their channel. /j #channel
and then make a script, you know how to make a script, right?

Where do I put /j #channel? And when I do would the remote bit be empty?

Please read the help files or follow a tutorial on scripting instead of asking such basic questions.

For example, the command scripts. Instead of using a single topic named "commands", use $chan or # to create a list of commands available only in a specific channel.

Code:

on $*:text:/^!commandadd !?(\S+)/iS:#:{
  if ($nick !isop #) return
  msg # Successfully created $regml(1) $+ !
  writeini commands.ini commands $regml(1) $$3-
}

on $*:text:/^!(\S+)/:#:{
  if ($nick !isop #) return
  if ($readini(acommands.ini,n,commands,$regml(1))) msg # $v1
}

Code:

on $*:text:/^!commandadd !?(\S+)/iS:#:{
  if ($nick !isop #) return
  msg # Successfully created $regml(1) $+ !
  writeini commands.ini # $regml(1) $$3-
}

on $*:text:/^!(\S+)/:#:{
  if ($nick !isop #) return
  if ($readini(acommands.ini,n,#,$regml(1))) msg # $v1
}

What Loki said.

I used this tutorial when I started myself: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMpJLw3SQkQ