(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Ok so recently I have been working on a project to make a working web based twitch chat bot / chat spammer, I have pretty much finished it except for support on proxies.

I thought it would be cool to let NGU have the ability to make their own as well so here is a tutorial enjoy


Download Link to source provided at the bottom



What we need

• A C# IDE (I will be using Visual Studio 2015 Pro)
  
• A list of twitch users in a text file using this format
  Originally posted by another user

  userName:Oauth
  (I will provide a list with around 6k accounts below please remember these are public so some of them may be banned)
  
• A VPN (Twitch bans your IP after sending spam for a long enough time your going to need to change your IP (Ghost VPN is a decent free one)
  

Step 1 - Creating our Windows Form


So lets create a new windows form project and call it whatever you want.
Next we are going to need to add some controls.


Controls to Add

• 1 Button
  
• 2 Textboxes
  
• 2 Labels
  

So your form should end up like this
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Step 2 - Writing our Chat Bot code


Now we need to write our chat bot code, for this tutorial I will placing the code in side the forms code file rather than a class file.


First our references

    

using System;

using System.Net.Sockets;

using System.IO;

using System.Windows.Forms;

using System.Threading;

Now our variables

    

        //Thread Shutdown Event

        static ManualResetEvent _shutdownEvent = new ManualResetEvent(false);

        //Boolean to see if thread is running or not

        public bool ChatBotRunning = false;

        //Declaring the thread

        Thread _thread;

Next we need to add our threading functions to start and stop the thread

    

private void StartChatBot()

        {

            //Loops through the code inside until broken

            while (true)

            {

                try

                {

                    //Reads from a text file containing the user accounts in the same directory as the application.

                    using (StreamReader TwitchAccountReader = new StreamReader(AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory + "/users.txt"))

                    {

                        //Declaring strings

                        string AccountString;

                        string[] AccountArray;

                        //Reads a line from the file

                        AccountString = TwitchAccountReader.ReadLine();

                        //Basically it will read each line from the text file until it reaches the end

                        while ((AccountString = TwitchAccountReader.ReadLine()) != null)

                        {

                            //Splits the Line in to 2, [0] is the username, [1] is the Oauth

                            AccountArray = AccountString.Split(':';

                            //Connects to thw Twitch IRC

                            using (TcpClient TwitchConnection = new TcpClient("irc.twitch.tv", 6667))

                            {

                                //This is what we will use to write commands to the IRC

                                using (StreamWriter TwitchWriter = new StreamWriter(TwitchConnection.GetStream()))

                                {

                                    //If the shutdown event is signaled the loop will break and the thread will end

                                    if (_shutdownEvent.WaitOne(0))

                                        break;

                                    //Sets the username

                                    TwitchWriter.WriteLine("USER " + AccountArray[0] + "tmi twitch :" + AccountArray[0]);

                                    //Authorises the account using their Oauth

                                    TwitchWriter.WriteLine("PASS oauth:" + AccountArray[1]);

                                    //Set the Nickname

                                    TwitchWriter.WriteLine("NICK " + AccountArray[0]);

                                    //Joins the twitch channel you're going to be spamming

                                    TwitchWriter.WriteLine("JOIN #" + textBox1.Text);

                                    //Sends your Message through the IRC to the Channel you are spamming

                                    TwitchWriter.WriteLine("PRIVMSG #" + textBox1.Text + " : " + textBox2.Text + "    " + R.Next(9999));

                                }

                            }

                        }

                        //Checks to see if the Account reader has reached the end of the file

                        if (TwitchAccountReader.EndOfStream == true)

                        {

                            //Resets the reader to the beginning so the spam can restart

                            TwitchAccountReader.DiscardBufferedData();

                            TwitchAccountReader.BaseStream.Seek(0, SeekOrigin.Begin);

                            TwitchAccountReader.BaseStream.Position = 0;

                        }

                    }

                }

                catch (Exception ex)

                {

                    //Shows a message box with the exception error

                    MessageBox.Show(ex.Message);

                }

            }

        }

Now we need to add the Code for the start button and we should be good to go

    

        private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)

        {

            //If the Bot is not running

            if(ChatBotRunning == false)

            {

                //Set the Channe Name textbox and Message textbox to disabled

                textBox1.Enabled = false;

                textBox2.Enabled = false;

                //Set our buttons text to 'Stop Chat Bot'

                button1.Text = "Stop Chat Bot";

                //Set the Boolean StopChatBot to false so it will run

                ChatBotRunning = true;

                //Start our thread

                StartThread();

            }

            //If the bot is running

            else

            {

                //Set our buttons text to 'Start Chat Bot'

                button1.Text = "Start Chat Bot";

                //Set the Boolean StopChatBot to true so it will stop

                ChatBotRunning = false;

                //Set the Channe Name textbox and Message textbox to enabled

                textBox1.Enabled = true;

                textBox2.Enabled = true;

                //Signals the thread shutdown event

                StopThread();

            }

        }

Step 3 - Getting out program ready


Ok So now our code is ready we can test it out we need to find a twitch channel so to do this click on any stream and copy this part of the URL
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Now we have the channel name we just need to choose a message to send, I will be sending


So our application should look like this
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Step 4 - Spamming a Channel


Now all you need to do is hit the "Start Chat Bot" Button and watch the magic XD


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NOTE: These accounts are not verified and some channels require users to verify their email before they can chat so if your spam is not sending that may be the issue.
NOTE: another reason as to why your spam isn't sending could be that you have been IP Banned you can change your IP using a VPN tool such as Ghost VPN.



Downloads


The users.txt file is included inside the debug folder but you may also download it separately below


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It could be the channel, sometimes it requires users to have verified emails. Also the chatbot function has been updated so copy and paste it in to the source here it is

    private void StartChatBot()

        {

            //Loops through the code inside until broken

            while (true)

            {

                try

                {

                    //Reads from a text file containing the user accounts in the same directory as the application.

                    using (StreamReader TwitchAccountReader = new StreamReader(AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory + "/users.txt"))

                    {

                        //Declaring strings

                        string AccountString;

                        string[] AccountArray;

                        //Reads a line from the file

                        AccountString = TwitchAccountReader.ReadLine();

                        //Basically it will read each line from the text file until it reaches the end

                        while ((AccountString = TwitchAccountReader.ReadLine()) != null)

                        {

                            //Splits the Line in to 2, [0] is the username, [1] is the Oauth

                            AccountArray = AccountString.Split(':';

                            //Connects to thw Twitch IRC

                            using (TcpClient TwitchConnection = new TcpClient("irc.twitch.tv", 6667))

                            {

                                //This is what we will use to write commands to the IRC

                                using (StreamWriter TwitchWriter = new StreamWriter(TwitchConnection.GetStream()))

                                {

                                    //If the shutdown event is signaled the loop will break and the thread will end

                                    if (_shutdownEvent.WaitOne(0))

                                        break;

                                    //Sets the username

                                    TwitchWriter.WriteLine("USER " + AccountArray[0] + "tmi twitch :" + AccountArray[0]);

                                    //Authorises the account using their Oauth

                                    TwitchWriter.WriteLine("PASS oauth:" + AccountArray[1]);

                                    //Set the Nickname

                                    TwitchWriter.WriteLine("NICK " + AccountArray[0]);

                                    //Joins the twitch channel you're going to be spamming

                                    TwitchWriter.WriteLine("JOIN #" + textBox1.Text);

                                    //Sends your Message through the IRC to the Channel you are spamming

                                    TwitchWriter.WriteLine("PRIVMSG #" + textBox1.Text + " : " + textBox2.Text + "    " + R.Next(9999));

                                }

                            }

                        }

                        //Checks to see if the Account reader has reached the end of the file

                        if (TwitchAccountReader.EndOfStream == true)

                        {

                            //Resets the reader to the beginning so the spam can restart

                            TwitchAccountReader.DiscardBufferedData();

                            TwitchAccountReader.BaseStream.Seek(0, SeekOrigin.Begin);

                            TwitchAccountReader.BaseStream.Position = 0;

                        }

                    }

                }

                catch (Exception ex)

                {

                    //Shows a message box with the exception error

                    MessageBox.Show(ex.Message);

                }

            }

        }

Where it says:

TwitchWriter.WriteLine("PRIVMSG #" + textBox1.Text + " : " + textBox2.Text + " " + R.Next(9999));


R is not declared

Oh fuck sorry here

    TwitchWriter.WriteLine("PRIVMSG #" + textBox1.Text + " : " + textBox2.Text )

I was using a random number gen to test R9K bypassing Lol add my skype: KronosCloud and I"ll try to help

Ok, thanks anyways!

One question, do you know if the IRC network needs to respond to you? E.g. each field completed, data is sent back to make sure auth was complete. If no - then a VPN isn't needed, you can simply randomise the source address inside the IP packet header, so each user would be on a completely different and random IP address.

Nice release man.