Version 0.63

Visit Streamer.bot 0.61 and Streamer.bot 0.62 to see all the shiny new features and updates.

Some fixes/changes

• Log files have been moved to there own logs folder
• All settings and cache files are now in there own data folder
• Change what modules are merged
• Tweak finding references for Execute C# code
• Fix delete key not removing references properly in Execute C# Code sub-action
• Fix OBS/SLOBS visibility state not setting a default state, which could lead to a crash
• New app icon

StreamDeck

Was tinkering around with StreamDeck plugins and managed to get a basic one working, you can create a new button and give it an action. My experience with writing these plugins is very limited, so this version may not advance very far, but hopefully a more advanced one may eventually takes its place.

StreamDeck Streamer.bot

Logs and Settings

When starting Streamer.bot without a logs or data folder, it will auto-create these folders, and move any existing logs and settings into this folder for you, and carry on like normal.

EXE Changes

You'll notice that the archive is a bit large, and contains more files now. I've decided to split all System/Microsoft libraries out of the merge and will now be alongside the application. I'm hoping that this might reduce the number of false positives in anti-malware applications.

Execute C# Code

Finding refs for Execute C# has been improved, and seems to do a better job at finding system related references, this is still an ongoing tweaking.

This also occurs during an import when a C# sub-action is found, it will re-find references for your local system and update them, there still may need to be manual finding of refs, and the import/export process will likely improve for these scenarios (i.e. including external libraries, and more)