Roblox to youtube Donations

As time goes on, Youtube Streaming because more and more popular as more content creators decide to stream their gameplay for a live audience.

Recently I have came up with the idea of Roblox to Youtube Donations.

The Idea behind it would be for roblox streamers who cant recieve Dollar Donations to recieve robux donations instead.

This API Would work the same as Streamlabs and would be set up in the same way.

My only question would be how to accomplish my goal.

Im guessing I would have to resort to offsite coding or something along those lines but Im not entirely sure on what I would be doing here.

I appreciate all help! :smile:

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nope, super impossible unless if you know how streamlab’s api work then you probably can

you cant take the robux out of the user too

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I dont mind making my own research as to how they would go about creating their API.
Sure this might take a while to do so but with enough dedication I might be able to crack down on how everything would work.

iirc It’s impossible to receive Robux donations outside of the Roblox website. Users would be better off with donation T-Shirts/Merch

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The Point of the API would be to show up on the Streamers Screen publicly.

theres a way simpler solution to this u can make a dev product in the donation game fr tht ytber and then make a small button prompting the donator to buy it and the donation is done as simple as tht

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Yes this would work as intended but that is not what I am trying to acheive.

That’s not what he meant, re-read the thread :+1:

After looking, you can get a list of owners of an asset (ie. T-Shirt) using Roblox’s API https://inventory.roblox.com/docs#!/Assets/get_v2_assets_assetId_owners
You would have to set something up that checks that endpoint every now and then to see who has it, and if someone who wasn’t there has it, it’ll display it somehow. The only issue is that you have to be the owner of the asset or the API won’t work. Hope this helps

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I prefer using Developer Products to then trigger the Post event.
After a bit of research I found that Streamlabs as an API that works with Javascript.

With some offsite coding I can basically make all of this work.