TwitchOverlap VS WebNowPlaying

The problem is there is too many edges in the graph to really examine more intricate details without loading the graph in a tool like gephi or writing something custom to visualize the data. Making the lines thicker makes the entire thing even more unreadable. Filtering out some of the less weighted edges might help but I'm not sure. I was hoping there would be cleaner separation between communities like in the more general twitch overlap graphs. Using the sample data provided at https://github.com/snoww/TwitchOverlap/tree/master/data and running the same algorithms in gephi I was able to get communities to cleanly separate. I was unable to get this to occur with my dataset. I theorize that this is due to far greater overlap in the nopixel gtarp community than normal as well as the fact that I did not attempt to filter out bots or people using apps like chatterino which would cause them to show in a ton of chats at once. This is reinforced by the fact that the sample data has an average degree of 16 whereas this graph has an average degree of 115. In addition, many of the streamers in the community are far smaller and therefore additional filters may remove them entirely from the graph. For anyone interested in taking a closer look at the data I would recommend downloading the raw data then following the instructions here https://github.com/KiranGershenfeld/VisualizingTwitchCommunities#visualization-tutorial to load the data in gephi where you will be able to run algorithms and take a more detailed look at how the different communities interact with each other.

2022-01-nodes.csv

Someone made new automated Twitch atlas graph and posted it to LSF here. Also here is the pic from LSF. https://i.redd.it/bw414g8k3h571.png. Data yoinked today and it was updated last yesterday in his github page. https://github.com/snoww/TwitchOverlap

The graph shows the overlap of viewers in the top 1000 channels (by unique viewership) in the month of June, and then using the Louvain algorithm for community detection within the graph. The data is collected hourly automatically using Twitch's api, a detailed explication of the data collection and processing can be found on the GitHub

music controls (thanks to WebNowPlaying)

I am super confused about how to use and install the webnowplaying extension. I have installed and configured rainmeter, I looked around for answers and read the readme files for both the plugin(https://github.com/tjhrulz/WebNowPlaying) and the extension(https://github.com/tjhrulz/WebNowPlaying-BrowserExtension) but I still cant understand what exactly i am supposed to do. Mainly, im wondering if I need the js file in the extensions folder for spicetify and how people are using webnowplaying by only downloading the extension. sorry if i sound erratic, its because i have been doing this for the past 6 hours and it is 3am

The webnowplaying plugin is a 3rd party plugin and what you need if you want to use an online source for music, including the online version of spotify. It requires that you have the plugin installed, have a browser extension added to your browser, and a skin that's coded to use it. Using this method offers much more functionality than the pervious one (and works with the app when you use it in conjunction with spicetify's webnowplaying extension; more below), but because it's 3rd party, when it does sometimes break, there is no guarantee if or when it will be fixed. For example, earlier this year, spotify updated its site and broke the browser extension which effective makes this method unusable with spotify unless you use spicetify as well. But, since the update was apparently released to different places at different times, there's nothing the creator can do until they get it. And, since there hasn't been any updates on the issue in months from what I've seen, for the foreseeable future, this method is only available for online sites other than spotify.

Webnowplaying plugin: While not technically an official part of rainmeter, it's so ubiquitous it might as well be. This plugin allows support for the online version of spotify, along with other online sites. It also provides more functionality, but for it to work you need to install a browser extension as well. Note: this only works with the online version of spotify, not the app. Unfortunately though, the spotify site has been updated recently and somewhat broken things. So, while this is a great option, it's might be best to wait if the online route is the one you want to take.

Skins: - Interactive Docks: https://www.deviantart.com/not-finch/art/Interactive-Dock-for-Rainmeter-772713805 - Win10 Widgets (heavily modified): https://win10widgets.com/ - GameHUB 2: https://www.deviantart.com/not-finch/art/GameHUB-launcher-2-for-Rainmeter-785369648 - JDWS-03 (changed date text to Windows’ build info): https://forum.rainmeter.net/viewtopic.php?t=37202 - Monstercat Visualizer: https://www.deviantart.com/marcopixel/art/Monstercat-Visualizer-for-Rainmeter-486330771 -      Ageo: https://www.deviantart.com/apexxx-sensei/art/Ageo-788359446 - Mond: https://visualskins.com/skin/mond - TaskbarX: https://github.com/ChrisAnd1998/TaskbarX - Menu texts: my own texts with Meter=String and Segoe UI Variable Text Plugins: - FrostedGlass: https://forum.rainmeter.net/viewtopic.php?t=23106 - ConfigActive: https://github.com/jsmorley/ConfigActive - IsFullScreen: https://forum.rainmeter.net/viewtopic.php?t=28305 - WebNowPlaying: https://github.com/tjhrulz/WebNowPlaying - Drag&Drop: https://forum.rainmeter.net/viewtopic.php?t=23107

Proximity will need the WebNowPlaying companion extension to work with YouTube like I use it - https://github.com/tjhrulz/WebNowPlaying

Youtube should work fine if you get the browser extension from here and if you set the player to 'WebNowPlaying' in Khaybar's settings. Spotify is broken at the moment unfortunately (that's out of my control though).

the skin and hotkeys have to be kinda set up the way you want, it's not a one-click installer type deal, but I included my version of the skin in the WebNowPlayingExample folder, and sample hotkeys too. might require a bit of reading on how rainmeter and autohotkey work if you don't already know. but once you get the basics you can set up hotkeys to use any of the webnowplaying bangs. bang is rainmeter's word for "commands" basically.