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* The standard chat points/rewards system most of us are familiar with. Viewer redeems their points for a reward, streamer does/says a thing.
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* Voting. The streamer can create votes, and viewers can vote for them.
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* The current vote tally can be set up as a browser source, to display on-screen.
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-* Special rewardss that will run commands for things like triggering webhooks and running scripts.
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+* Special rewards that will run commands for things like triggering webhooks and running scripts.
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* Goals that viewers can collectively contribute points to for rewards.
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* Goal progress can be set up as a browser source in your streaming software, to display on-screen.
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* Milestones can be set up within goals, for little rewards along the way.
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```bash
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bash install.sh
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```
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-4. The last lines of init-ocb's output tell you how to proceed to the management panel, where you can set up Owncast integraion, and other odds and ends.
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+4. The last lines of install.sh's output tell you how to proceed to the management panel, where you can set up Owncast integraion, and other odds and ends.
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More detailed instructions for running OwnchatBot are covered below.
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## Final configuration
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-Once OwnchatBot is running, you can start setting up your rewards and other options via the Management Panel. When you finish running init-ocb.sh, it gives you a URL for your management panel. It will look something like this, with a proper, pregenerated auth code attached to it.
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+Once OwnchatBot is running, you can start setting up your rewards and other options via the Management Panel. When you finish running install.sh, it gives you a URL for your management panel. It will look something like this, with a proper, pregenerated auth code attached to it.
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http://localhost:8081/mgmt?auth=yourMGMT_AUTHcode
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