StreamingDrops - Twitch Drops for Minecraft Server | Streamer & Content Creator Integration

Stop your server​

Drag and drop the jar file into your "plugins" folder​

Start your server​

In the "settings.yml" file, the stream name must be entered under the "AllowedStreamer" option. The Twitch channel name must be used here. This can also be done in-game / in the console by using the command "/sd streamer add [Twitch channel]". I recommend doing this via the command if you don't want to add the streamer specific part by yourself in the lower section of the configuration.​

After the streamers have been set up, the worlds in which drops are allowed must be set. For this, the option "AllowdWorlds" in the file "Settings.yml".​

Set up your drops. The setup for your drops is not necessary for the first test, because there are already 3 example drops in the default configuration. If you want to customize these drops, the commands are listed under "GeneralDrops" in the "settings.yml" file. Here all commands can be added, which can be entered in such a way in the Console. Thus, other plugins are also supported. After finishing the configuration please use the command "/sd reload". If the value "Interval" was adjusted, the command "/sd reload force" is important. Alternatively, the server can be restarted.​

Now the streamer / player goes to the Minecraft server. If the name of Twitch Channel is not one-to-one the same as in Minecraft, the command "/twitch [twitch channel name / username]“ must be entered once (Example: „/twitch MorelaidOnAir). This links the Minecraft account with the Twitch account.​

Use "/mod StreamingModule" in your twitch chat to add the bot to your moderators. This is needed to get the twitch viewers of your channel.​

The streamer now goes live on Twitch and join the minecraft server. The Minecraft players log in to Twitch and watch the stream. Every X minutes (X = the "Interval" value in Settings.yml" in minutes) a random drop is distributed to the viewers. If you want to test a drop and not wait for the automatic Interval, the streamer can execute the command "/drops test". This will send a random drop to a viewer of the streamer. The interval will continue to run normally.​