This hints that the rate limits are separate for each channel…? (and with disconnected, I guess this is the same 8h lock-out) If a message is sent to a room in which your global message count is already too high, you will be disconnected.
Twitch chat spam bot mods#
Mods can type 100 messages in a channel before hitting this rate limit. In what scope is this? Per connection, per IP, per channel? These are not lifted so please be careful when working with IRC! If you send more than 20 commands or messages to the server within a 30 second period, you will get locked out for 8 hours automatically. I have some things I’m wondering about regarding the rate limits for chat. Just imagine a chat being as normal while a giveaway is being conducted through chat Although having it be truly one-to-one would make it better scale to something like sending a welcome message to every user that joins. Then it would already be affected by channel boundaries, slow mode, message rate limiting, and moderator status out of the box, without any extra work required. To reduce dev time this could even be some sort of web client side ignore, where it would ignore messages not meant for you. Like, say you do !command in chat, only Moobot will read it, and it will reply with Command response without anyone else actually seeing any of that. On the note of improvements to chat I personally feel getting one-to-one communication through chat would be awesome.Īs the site grows the amount of messages in chat grows with it, and trying to reduce the unnecessary messages, like bot replies and triggers, would be a great benefit. Thanks to these stability fixes I can now join more chats as well, since I don’t have to rejoin them as often.
Not getting those blaring alarm sounds telling me the chat is derping has been great for my sanity, thank you! So, myself and others on the team will be checking these forums regularly and I wanted to introduce myself so that we can start the discussions and continue improving chat. We hope to answer questions, collect your feedback (complaints, suggestions, requests) on the current state of the chat system, as well as notify you of changes (proposed or pending) to the chat system that may affect you. We’re starting to plan what we can do to improve the chat system further. Soon, message reliability will no longer be the most critical issue with the chat system.
Although there is still more to do, sending messages is more reliable now than ever. We hope you’ve noticed the significant improvements that have been made towards that goal.
This year we’ve spent most of our time reducing the number of dropped messages from chat. We’re hoping to significantly increase our activity on these forums to help support developers making awesome features using chat. I’m one of the developers responsible for the chat system at Twitch.
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