Have you ever thought “Wow, I sure would like to have my entire Twitch/YouTube chat logged on Discord. Even better, it would be great if all events like new subscribers, raids etc. were logged too!”.

That is a weirdly specific thing to want in your life, but here you go, fellow streamer!

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Streamer.bot 101 - The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide

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Please refer to this video to get started.

KICK Channel Points are here! — Streamer.bot

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Step 1: Create A Discord Webhook URL

  1. In your Discord server, select the channel that you want your logs to go to

  2. Right click and select Edit Channel > Integrations > Webhooks > New Webhook

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  3. Click your new webhook and select Copy Webhook URL

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Step 2: Import Streamer.bot Actions