!emotecount
Twitch
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- Everyone
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!ecount
The !emotecount command allows anyone in chat to check how many times a specific emote has been used in the channel’s chat history (since tracking began).
To check the count for a specific emote, use the following syntax:
!emotecount <emote_name>Examples
Section titled “Examples”Parameters
Section titled “Parameters”<emote_name>(Required): The exact name of the emote you want to check (case-sensitive). This can be a global emote, channel emote, or third-party emote (BTTV, FFZ, 7TV) if enabled.
Configuration
Section titled “Configuration”- Emote usage tracking is handled automatically by StreamElements when the bot is active in the channel.
- The accuracy depends on when the bot joined and started tracking messages.
Related Commands
Section titled “Related Commands”!emotes: Provides a link to view the channel’s available third-party emotes (BTTV, FFZ, 7TV).
- Why is the count different from what I expected? The count reflects usage only since StreamElements started tracking messages in this channel. It might not include historical usage before the bot was added or if there were periods the bot was inactive.