This script uses the text files generated by a program like StreamLabels to track incoming bits/subs to see which "side" is in the lead allowing for some fun content creation. It tracks who should be playing at a given point in time as well as how much $ is required to swap back to the other player.
The script tracks subpoints and does a simple subpoints * 2.5 to get a $ value. Technically this means Tier 3 subs account for more than they're supposed to (as you get 1 extra sub point for a Tier 3) but it's still more accurate than T2 & T3 subs not counting any extra at all
The script tracks the amount of bits given in the current session, then does a simple bits / 100 to get an accurate $ value
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Download and install StreamLabels
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Download and install the latest version of PlayerSwap ||
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Set the destination folder for the text files within StreamLabels using the button shown here ->
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Player Swapwill prompt you for your StreamLabels destination folder, input it into the field provided -
Set name and colours for both players within the settings as well as the update frequency of the script;
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Keep both
PlayerSwap.exeandStreamLabelsopen and enjoy!
Note: Streamlabels only updates its text files periodically, this script reads those files every 2s (by default), so although this script is constantly updating, StreamLabels is incredibly slow to update and you will notice a delay