Username Colors Counter

Short Description:

See count of users by name-color, plus counts for Registered, Light Blue+, and Dark Blue+ users. Posts count notice upon clicking "Start Bot" and anytime via command "/ucc" (useful for deciding if/when to do certain things like starting a ticket show).

Full Description

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Username Colors Counter (UCC) is a simple utility-bot that shows you the current count of registered (non-anonymous) users in your room, along with a per-color breakdown count This data can be useful for deciding if/when to do certain things like starting a ticket show. The UCC notice is posted immediately upon Start (only to Room Owner and Mods) and thereafter can be called anytime via chat-command "/ucc" (command is usable by everyone and is shown only to the requesting-user).


CB USERNAME COLORS EXPLAINED

• Grey names have not bought tokens


• Light Blue names have tipped 0-49 tokens on the site in the past 2 weeks


• Dark Blue names have tipped 50-249 tokens on the site in the past 2 weeks


• Light Purple names have tipped 250-999 tokens on the site in the past 2 weeks


• Dark Purple names have tipped 1000+ tokens on the site in the past 2 weeks


• Green names are fan club members (green overrides their base color)


• Red names are moderators (red overrides their base color)


• Orange names are broadcasters

Note: Name-color does not indicate how many tokens the user currently has; in fact, a user maintains their tip-based color even with a 0-token balance (color is only an indication of past 2-week tip activity on the site).


CHAT COMMAND (ALL USERS)

• /ucc - shows the requesting-user the current Username Colors Counter: registered users, light blue+ users, dark blue+ users, and also per name-color breakdown (see sample screenshot below)