TTS in Depth

TTS Helper can feel a bit overwhelming with all the settings it has and how they’re spread out in the application.

Here’s an overview of areas that can trigger TTS:

Random Message Chance: You can change this input from 0 to 100, and every time a message from chat is sent, it’ll “roll a chance” if that message counts as a TTS request.
Redeem: Setup some Twitch redeems (that take text) to trigger TTS.
- Redeem: This (poorly) named input will read whatever the user passes in as TTS.
- ChatGPT Redeem: This redeem, when used, will forward user messages to your configured ChatGPT model.
  - This input doesn’t show up if the ChatGPT page is disabled.
Bits: If enabled, any messages with “cheers” will be read.
Followers: If enabled, your custom response will be read.
Subscriptions: Normal and gift subs.
- Both support different custom responses that will be read.
- If enabled, you can read the users message, if one is included, before the custom response.

There are two chat commands that can be configured. General and ChatGPT.
They’re exactly the same when configuring.

If enabled, users that use the specified Command can trigger TTS.
- User Permissions is there to help you limit who can use these commands.
ChatGPT: If enabled, users that use the Command will have their message forwarded to your customized ChatGPT model.
- This will cause TTS to play as OpenAI generates a response for the above message.

TTS Helper has an API third party apps can send request to, see more here.
If a request is made to TTS Helper via the API, it will trigger TTS.

TTS Helper documentation