Having said that, the vast majority of scripts here can easily be modified for use with your own custom bot. I may throw other random script tidbits that I happen to write in here as well still. There are some exceptions, the Advanced AutoHost script is a 'stand alone' script and one that I continue to use and test myself, and I plan to keep that one updated. I have almost completely stopped maintaining any of the scripts, as there was no reason to continue development once the scripts could no longer work within the program they were intended to. The only thing left to do is to click the connect button that has a lightning icon as shown on the picture connecting your bot to the Twitch server.May 25, 2019: A breif update on the state of this GitHub for anyone who happens to stumble upon here. Now you have successfully set up your bot for use, joining channels and scripting that will be explained in further guides covering different areas.Then copy the whole code provided in the box that starts with 'oauth:' and paste it into the 'Password' box from step 4, click add, double click on the server you have just added and click ok.In the password box you will need to enter your bot account's OAuth key so navigate to this site - and click 'Connect with Twitch' button.(If the port is blocked by the modem you will need to portforward or contact your internet owner) In the IRC box you will need to exactly put the '' address, leave the port as '6667' and the 'Group' box blank. In description write what you want to call the connection, in my case I just named it like my bot. You should see a list of original servers available to use but we want to connect to Twitch so click the 'Add' Button on the right and a popup should come up like shown on the picture. On the left side of the popup there is a category box, expand 'Connect' and click on 'Servers' sub-page.

In the 'Nickname' box write your bot's account username you created in step 2 and leave all the other boxes blank. When you will successfully install mIRC, launch it and you should get a popup screen which looks like that on the picture.You can name it whatever you want but I would advise adding the 'bot' bit at the end so people will know that it's a bot and not a real person chatting. You will also need another Twitch account to link the bot to.To start off, you will need the program itself which can be downloaded either from the official site or mirrors provided there for free.

Mirc twitch bot