TTS Commands Reference
This section documents all of the commands that you can say in chat to control Speaker.bot
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| !tts status | Get the current Speaker.bot application status. |
| !tts voices | How many voices (and by type) are available. |
| !tts pause/resume | Pause or resume the TTS event queue. |
| !tts clear | Clear all pending events in the TTS event queue. |
| !tts stop | If TTS is currently speaking, stop only the current speech. |
| !tts mode (all command) | Toggle between needing a command to speak and saying everything. |
| !tts commands | List all available custom commands. |
| !tts (off disable) | Disable the TTS engine. |
| !tts (on enable) | Enable the TTS engine (if it has been disabled). |
| !tts ignore (add del) (username) | Sets the ignore status of the specified user. |
| !tts ignored | List currently ignored users. |
| !tts reg (add del) (username) | Add or remove user from being a regular. |
| !tts events (on off) | Toggle speaking of all events (subs, cheer, etc). |
| !tts random reset (username) | Resets a user back to there default voice, typically used if sticky random is enabled. |
| !tts set nickname (username) (nickname) | Assigns a nickname to be said when enabled in the bot |
| !tts set sticky (on off) | Sets the sticky mode, if users are set to random, there first spoken voice will stick for the duration |
| !tts assign last (username) | Will assign the last used voice to the user specified. |
| !tts (about aboot) | Sends to chat the information about your TwitchSpeaker instance. |
You will become very familiar with the !tts stop command as your chat spams weird things. You should make sure all of your moderators are aware of the command.
Your moderators can trigger the bot to do TTS with the command "!say" followed by what they want to say.