Version 0.41

Version 0.41

Jump to New Features

• Misc fixes/tweaks
• Auto-backup settings on startup
• Fix Twitch authentication issues, it now forgets authentication, so you can re-auth to Twitch
• Fix OBS raw sub-action
• Add duration and days left to community goal contribution arguments (%duration%, %daysLeft%)
• Add decimal value of percentage to hype train events and community goals (%percentDecimal%)
• Add ability to change the volume level of playback, both at app level and in the Play Sound, and Play Sound from Folder sub-actions
• Improvements to Twitch libraries (chat client and pub sub, how messages are handled)
• Improvements to OBS library, using new parsing code, seeing much lower CPU usage
• Change OBS Stop Streaming sub-action to OBS Streaming action to be able to Start/Stop streaming
• Add global variables, and user global variables
• Add new sub-actions to support the global variables
• Fix startup to be a bit more reliable
• Update user list and information to a new style
• Add possible raiders names to the raid event as %raiderNames%
• Update audio device selection
• Add new sub-action to set a channel redemption to cancelled (refund points), or fulfilled
• Update data in events surrounding channel redemptions
• Add Speech to Text capabilities
• Add Execute Code feature for inline C# code compilation
• Twitch whispers have been wired up and enabled for execute code only at the moment
• Add Websocket Server
• Add Websocket Client support
• Add UDP Listener
• Some things I probably forgot

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New Features

Auto Backup

Anytime CPH starts, it will now backup your configuration files before anything else is done, and place them in a time stamped backup zip, within a backup folder.

Speech to Text

I've included basic Speech to text support within CPH, you can setup commands, which are specific words of phrases that can be detected, or you can use dictation for just talking and setup actions against words that may occur.

As this uses the built in Windows Speech Recognition engine, be sure you have trained this within Windows to get better results.

You can also change which input device is used for speech recognition.

Execute Code

See Execute Code for full details and usage of this new sub-action

Websocket Server

See Websocket Server for full details and usage of this new capability

Websocket Client

See Websocket Client for full details and usage of this new capability

UDP Listener

Using a port of your choice, you can send a UDP packet to execute an action you have available. The settings for this are available through the Websockets tab.

{
  "request": "DoAction",
  "action": {
    "id": "id (optional)",
    "name": "name (optional)",
  },
  "args": {
    "value": "value",
  }
}

If you are looking to add the ability to send a UDP packet within a program you are writing the following code is all that is needed to broadcast:

public async Task SendUdpPacket(string udpMessage)
{
    var ipEndPoint = new IPEndPoint(IPAddress.Broadcast, Port);

    using (var udpClient = new UdpClient { EnableBroadcast = true })
    {
        var udpMessage = DynamicText.Parse(Payload, optional);

        var udpPayload = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(udpMessage);

        await udpClient.SendAsync(udpPayload, udpPayload.Length, ipEndPoint);
    }
}