discord_bot
Discord Chat Bot made with discord.py (by Der-Eddy)
foundryvtt-raspberry-pi
By orangetruth
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Posts with mentions or reviews of discord_bot.
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Should I get a Raspberry Pi for this?
Interesting to see how you did this, I actually also use a systemd service to automatically start my music bot written in Python. I used this article as a guide, along with this example. I'll look into running Foundry through systemd as well, as it's nice to be able to check in on its status (which I haven't figured out how to do with cron).
foundryvtt-raspberry-pi
Posts with mentions or reviews of foundryvtt-raspberry-pi.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2021-03-24.
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rasbery pi 3b
I have a 3b and used a combination of this https://github.com/orangetruth/foundryvtt-raspberry-pi/blob/main/README.md and this https://www.reddit.com/r/FoundryVTT/comments/vvibsu/selfhosted_foundry_vtt_on_raspberry_pi_no_port/
- Working tutorial for Foundry on Raspberry Pi
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Quick Questions
Self-hosting on a raspberry pi is relatively affordable and easy, and avoids having to pay a recurring subscription to anyone (though raspberry pis are in short supply right now). Here's a guide I wrote up.
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Price vs. trouble when self-hosting?
I've had a great experience overall self-hosting. Lots of guides out there - here are the steps I followed (including a port forwarding guide). Make sure you get an SSD for the raspberry pi, rather than an SD card.
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How easy is it to use two computers?
Definitely this. You can either pay to host it somewhere (like The Forge) or host it yourself on a Raspberry Pi (guide here). Then you can access it as a player or GM from anywhere.
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Raspberry Pi setup issues / questions
Hard to know exactly what's gone wrong, but these are steps I followed to get Foundry running on my raspberry pi with Docker, Nginx, Duckdns and Certbot. Hope this helps!
- Multiple GMs hosting Foundry worlds in the same cloud-based server -- is this possible?
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Self-hosting behind nginx and docker - port already in use
I'm trying to setup Bitwarden on a raspberry pi i'm already using as a server, and I'm running into predictable port conflict problems I just don't know how to sort out with nginx. I followed this guide to host a FoundryVTT instance behind nginx successfully https://github.com/orangetruth/foundryvtt-raspberry-pi/blob/main/README.md , and I can access that instance by going to my.hostname.com. I'd like to set up bitwarden on something like my.hostname.com:9001 or something but I just don't know nginx well enough to know what to do. Any ideas what I should do after following that guide? Thank you SO much.
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Wrote up a little overview about why I decided to go with Foundry
Nice writeup and welcome to the community! Here's my guide on how to get FoundryVTT running on a raspberry pi once you decide to go that route. Docker makes it really easy to run multiple instances if you have multiple licenses.
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Should I get a Raspberry Pi for this?
Here's the instructions on how to get Foundry running on a raspberry pi.
What are some alternatives?
When comparing discord_bot and foundryvtt-raspberry-pi you can also consider the following projects:
discord-audio-pipe - Route computer audio into a discord bot
foundryvtt-docker - An easy-to-deploy Dockerized Foundry Virtual Tabletop server.
Villager-Bot - The code behind Villager Bot, a multipurpose Minecraft-themed Discord bot
H43 - Discord Bot for trolling your friends Server. Nuke. Hack. Destroy. Spam. Op. Deop. Kill. Be nice!
Raid-Protect-Discord-Bot - A Discord Bot that allows you to protect your Discord server with captcha, anti profanity, anti nudity image, anti spam, account age required, logs...
birthday-bot - Discord.py bot that keeps tracks of birthdays
poketwo - A (not so) small Pokécord clone.
Discord-bot-Tatsuwari- - Discord bot Tatsuwari
GetMySlot - A bot that will not take over the world but will notify you if there is a slot available.
Modmail - A Discord bot that functions as a shared inbox between staff and members, similar to Reddit's Modmail.
discord_bot vs discord-audio-pipe
foundryvtt-raspberry-pi vs foundryvtt-docker
discord_bot vs foundryvtt-docker
discord_bot vs Villager-Bot
discord_bot vs H43
discord_bot vs Raid-Protect-Discord-Bot
discord_bot vs birthday-bot
discord_bot vs poketwo
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discord_bot vs GetMySlot
discord_bot vs Modmail