I don’t think anyone does it off the shelf since it’s conceptually not a useful thing. It’s odd for “multiple bots to be in the same channel when added by the streamer with the same command list”
Conceptually, since each user will need it’s own connection it’s easier to run x number of seperate chat bots where x is the number of alts to run.
Yes that’s exactly what I’m doing right now with stream.bot I was just wondering if it would use less resources if I had it in one program instead of six
The uses all accounts for a game I am working on so I can have them all join at the same time during my testing
Right on I appreciate the answers to my questions. I was just thinking in the terms that you used a master program without all the other functions of the bot might be less resource hungry. But in general if it would be the same load more or less on my computer it wouldn’t make much of a difference.
Yeah in my opinion the overhead of the master program is tiny compared to the connection itself.
Sure the solution you are currently using might be “heavy” since it spools up a full UI.
And a single script multiple invokes of a simpler solution will be less. Since you only need the one command so you can get rid of streamerbots’ plugin system and command editing/etc
But I’d probably just use a script and feed the script different key/oAuth sets
Just to state here at the end of this post if somebody does have such a program I would like to check it out and see how it responds to what I’m working on feel free to let me know.