Because it's not just a random LinkoBot. It is THE LinkoBot.
You can type several commands in chat preceded by a !, and the bot will react according the command.
The command list is available below :
!help* !bb !quote* !discord !twitter !youtube !yt !sn !media !social !mstut !z2tut !aoltut !pbs !highlights !roll* !pb* !wr*
* Some commands are a little more complex to use so be sure to check the Detailed Command List paragraph below.
Here you have the detailed list of every bot command and all their use cases.
Provides the link to this README.md file. Also if you type !help <command> in chat, it will give you basic information about the given command.
Returns a link to a Google Sheets explaining everything about blue balls. The Google Sheets in question can be found here.
Manages the quotes according several commands:
!quote: Returns a random quote from the current quotes.json file.
!quote <quote_name>: Returns a quote with the given name from the current quotes.json file. If no quote is found with this name, then the command does nothing.
!quote <quote_name> "<quote_content>": Writes a new quote for a given name. If the name already exists, then a warning message is sent to the user.
!quote <quote_name> "<quote_content>" <quote_author>: Writes a new quote for a given name and adds a precision about the author of the quote. By default, the author of the quote is 'Linkorange', aka me.
!quote <quote_name> "<quote_content>" <quote_author> <quote_year>: Writes a new quote for a given name and adds a precision about the author of the quote and the year it was spoken. By default, the year is the current year.
Important note : the double quotes surrounding the quote content are mandatory, otherwise the command will not be recognized.
Posts an invite link to the Discord server related to my Twitch channel.
Posts a link to my Twitter account.
Posts a link to my Youtube channel.
Provides the links to the social networks I can be found at, which currently are Discord, Twitter, and Youtube.
Gives a link to a French tutorial video series of the Master Sword category in ALTTP
Gives a link to a French tutorial video series of the 100% All Keys category in Zelda II - The Adventure of Link
Provides a link to a Youtube playlist containing all my currents PBs as well as my speedrun.com PB page. Sometimes runs on SRC are long to get verified so the Youtube channel is likely to be more up-to-date.
Provides a link to a Youtube playlist containing all my stream highlights. In the future, a more interactive command surrounding highlights via Twitch API will be developed.
Rolls one or more dices and displays the results in chat. Two commands are available :
!roll: Rolls one six-sided dice.
!roll <n>d<p>: Rolls a p-sided dice n times. For instance, the command !roll 3d20 will roll a 20-sided dice then give the following result : 2 17 11.
Important note : The max number of rolls is 9. The max size of a dice is 100. Thus, the commands !roll 2d101 or !roll 10d10 will not provide any result. This is in order to prevent spam.
Posts information about a personal best. By default, the PB given is my PB on the current game and category I'm doing on stream. But there is more :
!pb : Posts information about my personal best for the current game / category
!pb <game> <category> : Posts information about my personal best for a given game and category. Only the games/categories I run are available (this command is not supposed to bring in all the data from speedrun.com API !)
!pb <game> <category> <player> : Posts information about the personal best of the given player for a given game and category. Only the games/categories I run are available (therefore, you cannot access to someone's PB if I don't run their run/category).
Note about typing issues : I am aware that it's not clear what to type in the command to be sure to hit the right game or the right category (or sometimes the right player).
As such, I registered some players's usual nicknames, as well as each game's most used abbreviations. For categories though, only one code will work for each of them ; no big deal, you'll be able to find those codes in the paragraph "About games and categories" below.
For the rest, you'll be able to find this information in ids.json.
Posts information about the world record for a game and a category. By default, the game and category correspond to the current game and category I'm doing on stream. But there is more :
!wr : Posts information about the world record for the current game / category
!wr <game> <category> : Posts information about the world record for a given game and category. Only the games/categories I run are available (this command is not supposed to bring in all the data from speedrun.com API !)
Note about typing issues : I am aware that it's not clear what to type in the command to be sure to hit the right game or the right category.
As such, I registered games' most used abbreviations. For categories though, only one code will work for each of them ; no big deal, you'll be able to find those codes in the paragraph "About games and categories" below.
For more detailed stuff, you'll be able to find all the information you need in ids.json.
Here is the list of all the games and categories I run, with every category code.
- ALTTP NMG Any% :
nmg - ALTTP NMG Low% :
low - ALTTP NMG Master Sword :
ms - ALTTP Low% OHKO :
ohko(for the game, type for instancealttpceinstead ofalttp!) - LADX Any% No S+Q/WW/OOB :
nosqwwoob - Zelda II 100% All Keys :
100ak - The Legend of Zelda Any% No Up+A :
noupa - The Legend of Zelda 2 players 1 controller :
2p1c(for the game, type for instancez1ceinstead ofz1!) - The Minish Cap Any% :
any
I tried to insert the most used abbreviations for each game. For instance, for the game The Legend of Zelda - A Link to the Past, you can type alttp, lttp, or even z3 and it will work.
Be careful that some games have a Category Extensions page on speedrun.com, which is considered as a different game from the original. This is why sometimes you need to type -ce after a game name to get data about a category. The concerned categories are detailed in the paragraph above.