Are you looking for a legitimate source of income from your FiveM server? Look no further! (Well it’s probably best to find some more baskets for your eggs so keep looking for more stuff too!)
The Twitch Integration is a subscription based resource designed to give more incentive for Twitch streamers’ viewers to give bits. When running the resource, you will have control over who has access to use the system. With commands implemented to allow programmatic access and removal through Tebex, you can charge users monthly to use the system while in your server, and while they have access to the system their viewers will have more incentive to give bits, with actions in game connected to the amount of bits they give.
Line count doesn’t specifically dictate the effectiveness of any code. I don’t even fully understand why line count is a parameter requested, when character count would seem to be more effective to conclude how much actual stuff is there, a line can be 100’s of characters long. I didn’t include the line count of any of the html code, which I guess is the most important, so I’ve added that now as well. The system is subscription based, so as more subscriptions become active the price can be reduced for everyone. The premise of the system is that the server owner would make more than they spend on the system by selling access to the system to streamers in their server.
Yeah, i completely understand, but the pricing seems to be what youd charge for script development for a person individually, but using tebex, you get people to buy in bulk, so long-term, youd get more out of your revenue if it was cheaper and available for more people. Otherwise, well done.
I previously sold scripts with more than 5k lines on forums which were priced at 20-30gbp. Unfortunately that account is gone and i cant access it, meaning i had to rebrand myself
Just a tip for future is to base the price for “bulk customers”, i dont run a server just browse the forums for entertainment, but if i did, id completely support you.
i agree with this statement, it doesnt have to look pretty if its not going to be used so often. Its only for the creators to set their bit prices and leave them/change them quickly.
Any streamer in the server can use the system, so long as you provide access to the streamer to use the system. A server can have 64/64 players using integration.
Yes the system is subscription based, as the entire premise is you as the server owner would charge streamers monthly for access to use the system, profiting much more than the amount that is costs you to have the system to run. Its fully legitimate income the entire way down the line, or up the chain, however you look at it.
For individual streamers who wish to have a complete integration with their computer MixItUp Bot seems wonderful. A server owner can not run MixItUp Bot for his streamers to use though, and the MixItUp system can trigger computer keystrokes or actions but it can not trigger game functions, like forcing animations and such. Bot specific perks to the Twitch Integration include false-positive detection with it’s auto-mod for chat, as well as chat directly integrated in-game so you don’t need another screen or window active.
I began to express my thoughts on this thread, realizing that many others have already voiced their concerns about the steep pricing of the product. As I delved deeper, I was taken aback to learn that this script operates on a subscription-based model. Have you had the chance to review your user interface? Regrettably, it falls short of a visually appealing design.
For anyone who wants to know… You can do this for free with MixItUpApp. (linked below)
If you aren’t already using this for your Twitch stream, you need to get it, It beats every other “TwitchBot” out there, period… Developed by MIT for the Twitch API.
(Was originally coded for Microsoft’s Mixer, but that shut down, and this software was migrated to Twitch)
