Quote from Mrr Zed0 on March 20, 2026, 12:53 am

🎤 Twitch TTS Highlight Overlay (Streamer.bot)

A real-time Twitch message overlay with Text-To-Speech (TTS) powered by Streamer.bot, PowerShell, and a WebSocket HTML overlay.

This system:

• Displays user profile, username, and message on screen
• Generates TTS audio dynamically
• Plays the audio through the overlay
• Includes an optional OBS dock view (no audio)

 

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✨ Features

• 🔊 Windows TTS (natural speech)
• 🧠 Works with Streamer.bot WebSocket
• 🖥️ Clean animated overlay UI
• 📋 OBS Dock view with timestamps
• 🔇 Hidden PowerShell execution (no popups)
• ⚡ Fast & lightweight (no external APIs)

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📁 Folder Structure

C:\Program Files\OBS-Studio\Files\Alerts\Message_Highlight_Overlay\
│
├── twitch_tts_overlay.html
├── twitch_tts_dock.html
├── tts_highlight.ps1
├── tts_message.wav (auto-generated)

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⚙️ Requirements

• Windows OS
• Streamer.bot (v1.0.4+)
• OBS Studio
• WebSocket enabled in Streamer.bot

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🔧 Setup Guide

1. Enable WebSocket in Streamer.bot

• Open Streamer.bot
• Go to Servers / Clients → WebSocket Server
• Enable it
• Default: ws://127.0.0.1:8080

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2. Add HTML Overlay to OBS

Add a Browser Source:

file:///C:/Program Files/OBS-Studio/Files/Alerts/Message_Highlight_Overlay/twitch_tts_overlay.html

✔ Enable:

• Shutdown source when not visible ❌ (OFF)
• Refresh browser when scene becomes active ❌ (OFF)

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3. Add OBS Dock (Optional)

In OBS:

Docks → Custom Browser Docks

URL:

file:///C:/Program Files/OBS-Studio/Files/Alerts/Message_Highlight_Overlay/twitch_tts_dock.html

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4. Add PowerShell Script

Create:

tts_highlight.ps1

This generates the TTS WAV file.

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5. Create Streamer.bot Action

🔹 Step 1 — C# (Prepare Args)

Imports:

• showuserprofile
• showusername
• showusermessage

Sets:

• tts_username
• tts_message
• tts_output_file

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🔹 Step 2 — Run PowerShell

Program:

powershell.exe

Arguments:

-NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -WindowStyle Hidden -File “tts_highlight.ps1” -Username “%tts_username%” -Message “%tts_message%” -OutputFile “%tts_output_file%”

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🔹 Step 3 — C# (Broadcast to Overlay)

Sends JSON via WebSocket:

{
  “type”: “custom.twitch.tts”,
  “payload”: {
    “showuserprofile”: “…”,
    “showusername”: “…”,
    “showusermessage”: “…”,
    “ttsFile”: “tts_message.wav”
  }
}

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🔊 How It Works

1. Streamer.bot triggers action
2. C# prepares user/message data
3. PowerShell generates tts_message.wav
4. C# broadcasts event via WebSocket
5. HTML overlay:
   • Displays message
   • Plays audio file
6. Overlay hides after 20 seconds

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🧪 Testing

In browser console:

testTtsOverlay();

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⚠️ Important Notes

• ⚠️ Run Streamer.bot as Administrator
• 📁 Must have write access to overlay folder
• 🔁 WAV file is overwritten each trigger
• 🎧 OBS must have browser source audio enabled

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🚀 Optional Upgrades

• Queue system (no overlapping TTS)
• Unique WAV filenames per message
• Profanity filter
• Volume control via Streamer.bot
• Voice selection (male/female)
• Emote filtering

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🛠️ Troubleshooting

No audio playing?

• Check OBS browser source audio
• Ensure tts_message.wav is created
• Verify file path matches HTML

Overlay not showing?

• Check WebSocket connection
• Confirm Streamer.bot is running
• Check console (F12)

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❤️ Credits

• Streamer.bot
• OBS Studio
• Windows Speech API

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📜 License

Free to use, modify, and share.