Continuous goals

Short Description:

Set multiple goals that automatically change when reached

Full Description

Continuous Goals is an app that lets the broadcaster set all of a show's goals at once and have them automatically cycle through as they are hit. The broadcaster may choose between a single token amount goal or use several mini-goals to achieve the goals. Furthermore, there is a full featured hidden cam show function contained with in the app.\

Goals

The app lets the broadcaster set up all of her goals at the beginning of the show. Once the app is running, goals may be added, edited, skipped or removed. Goals are divided into 3 groups with the option to pause goal progression between groups. This allows the broadcaster to catch up on goals as well as prevent an overly generous tipper from blowing through the entire show's goals with one large tip.

The broadcaster may choose to use either a token amount (goal @ X tokens) or a series of mini-goals ( goal @ 10 goals). If the broadcaster uses mini-goals people tend to tip more because the goal doesn't look so large. Also, it gives the broadcaster the opportunity to give a small reward each time one of the mini-goals is hit.

Flash Shows

Sometimes the broadcaster might want to do something special or naughty that she isn't comfortable doing in an open room, but doesn't want to start a full hidden cam show. A flash show gives the broadcaster the option to start a mini hidden cam show that doesn't interrupt the regular goals. A flash show can also be a good way to nudge tipping if the regular goals are progressing slowly. A flash show label and token amount can be customized on the launch page or changed when the bot is active. This way you can name each flash show differently based on what you plan to do (pussy tease, dildo tease, cream corn bath, etc). There are two commands that govern a flash show: /flash and /flashadmit. /flash takes three options: set, start, stop. /flash set is used to change the token amount and the label, to add cumulative tippers (if allowed) to the show, and start a five minute timer, which can be adjusted using the /showtimer command. The token amount and label do not need to be changed to use the command. Format: /flash set 'token amount' 'label' OR /flash set. /flash start starts the show and hides the cam. /flash stop stops the show and unhides the cam.

/flashadmit is used to manually add or remove users to or from the flash show and takes three options add, remove, and list. The list option shows a list of users who have access to the flash show. Format: /flashadmit add/remove OR /flashadmit list.

VIP Show

The broadcaster can setup a VIP ticket show goal. The goal is not included with the list of regular goals so that should the broadcaster decide not to do the show (for instance if it is too late) viewers will not be expecting one. Also, the VIP show goal can be started at any time, no need to wait for all the goals to be reached if you do not wish to do so. There is an option on the launch page to set a ticket price for before and after the show starts, which can be changed once the app is running.

Once the VIP ticket show is running, viewers entering the room will see a timer showing how long the show has been going for so they can decide if they wish to buy a ticket or not. Also, there is an option to mark the show as ending and suspend ticket sales if the show is close to over.

Available Commands

The app contains numerous commands. Here is a selection of the most important ones.

• /goalmod:Only available to the broadcaster, this command allows her to grant broadcaster level access to various mods while the app is running. To permanently grant access, use the field on the launch page. The available options are "add", "remove", "list", and "export".


• /goalstats: Displays a set of useful statistics including how long the app has been running, tokens tipped, and an hourly breakdown of tokens earned that hour.


• /goaltheme:Used to change the app color scheme. This changes the color of the notices, the VIP ticket holder highlight, and the panel (that thing below the cam that says how many tokens till the goal is reached.).


• /subject: Used to change the room subject. If there are preset goals this will append after them.


• /goal: Used to add, edit, or remove a goal.


• /resume: Used to resume the goal progression if it is paused. When the goal progression is paused a simple token counter replaces the goal in the panel.


• /goals: Displays a list of the show goals and whether or not it has been completed or how many tokens remain until it is completed for the current goal. Moderators may append the "all" option to send the goal list to the whole room.


• /skip: Used to skip the current goal (if there is one). If for some reason the broadcaster decides to skip the current goal and move on to the next, this command will do so applying the tokens from the previous goal to the next one.


• /showtimer: Used to start the countdown timer. The available options are "start", "adjust", "stop", "pause", and "resume". If set to do so, the show will start as soon as the timer runs out.


• /admit: Used to manually grant a person a ticket.


• /goalhelp: Displays a list of the available room commands for that particular viewer's access level and an explanation of the command.

If you find this app to be useful and or you have suggestions please leave a comment or tweet me @boondog19. I would love to hear from broadcasters who are using this app.