SeikaSay2 Twitch and YouTube TTS and chatbot. Runs both Twitch and YouTube bots in parallel but sends the TTS commands sequentially.
Using Python 3.8
Requires installing AssistantSeika and using the included SeikaSay2 for AI Voice JP integration.
This was mainly made for the author's purchased A.I. Voice JP Kotonoha sister's English TTS program, but since AssistantSeika works for VOICEROID(2), CeVIO, AITalk3, etc., this should also work for them as long as you set up your AssistantSeika properly.
Make sure that wherever you extracted SeikaSay2.exe that you add the folder to your
environment PATH variable.
Since the above programs are basically Windows only, please install a python environment such as
Anaconda or
Miniconda.
After installing conda, open up <Ana/Mini>conda Prompt, create an environment, and install pipenv:
conda create --name pyaivchat python=3.8 pipenv
conda activate pyaivchat
For a simple python environment just install pipenv:
pip install pipenv
Navigate to this folder and use pipenv to install packages:
pipenv install
Create a new Twitch bot account and get a token from TwitchIO to integrate Twitch.
Create a new brand YouTube channel and sign into it.
Create a .env file with the following:
# .env
# Twitch
TOKEN=<twitch_token from twitchio>
BOT_PREFIX=!
CHANNEL=<channel_name>
# YouTube
CHANNEL_ID=<channel_id>
EVENT_TYPE=<live/upcoming>
EVENT_TYPE can either be live or upcoming depending on whether you ran this bot while you are
streaming or simply created a YouTube event in anticipation. upcoming only looks for the most recent
publicly published livestream event.
Log in to Google Cloud Developer console and enable the YouTube API and generate a client
secret, exporting it as a file and place it
in this directory named client_secret.json.
Open up A.I. Voice editor (Or a supported TTS progam) and setup AssistantSeika (They must both be running for this bot to work).
Use pipenv to run this program:
pipenv run python pyaivchat.py
The program will prompt you to generate an OAuth2 token from your bot account on your browser. Do so and YouTube should be properly integrated.
The chat commands are as follows:
<prefix>voice
If the YouTube bot stopped working when trying to run it after a while, you may need to refresh the token.
Delete token.pickle and re-run the python script.
This is not for this program persay but if you also bought the A.I. VOICE Kotonoha English voices, you may have to install a trial version of one of the JP voices on their site in order for AssistantSeika to recognize them. This may be due to missing JP packages that the English install doesn't include, which the AssistantSeika developer may not have accounted for. Installing one or the other first shouldn't really matter, but I did install the JP trial after I installed the English version.