Run npm install in the bot folder to install dependencies. In order for o!listen to work, this bot must run on Linux with the "sox" program installed:

sudo apt install sox

This is used to convert the raw PCM audio into a WAV file for uploading.

Additionally, a file named "ready.wav" containing 100 ms of silence should be placed in the O-Bot root directory. This is used by o!listen to get O-Bot out of a perpetual speaking state.

A word about audio files

O's voice lines are not included in this repository. They can be found in your (hopefully legal) copy of Puyo Puyo Tetris. By default, O-Bot looks for audio files numbered in hexadecimal from "00000000.wav" to "00000028.wav" in each voice folder. These folders should be "[O-Bot]/o_sound", "[O-Bot]/o_sound/alt", "[O-Bot]/o_sound/j", and "[O-Bot]/o_sound/j_alt".

Commands

General

o!help: Display help message
o!pi: Make O speak

Voice

o!voice: O-Bot will join a voice channel and play one of O's voice lines
o!altvoice: Same as o!voice, but with O's alternate voice
o!jvoice: Same as o!voice, but with O's default Japanese voice
o!jaltvoice: Same as o!voice, but with O's alternate Japanese voice
o!listen: O-Bot will record your voice until you stop speaking, then send a WAV file to the text channel you ran the command in

Other

o!randomhex: Generate a random hexadecimal number from 0x00 to 0x28 (used to debug randomHex() for selecting which WAV file to play)
o!time: Get the current time (including seconds) in a 12-hour format
o!twitch: Get link to my Twitch channel
o!donate: Get link to my Streamlabs donation page

More commands to follow

Invitation Link

To add O-Bot to your server, click here

More Information

The bot's availability will be limited at first since my computer and I share the same sleep schedule. If O-Bot is unavailable, it will appear as "Offline".

Please note that 'auth.json' is intentionally missing. If you're looking for tokens, go to Chuck E. Cheese!

Created by gizmo4487