Clean up typos and grammar in streamerbot & streamdeck-plugin

streamdeck-plugin/2.examples/1.streamdeck-plus/1.viewer-control.md

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ This example utilizes the [Control Dial](/guide/dials#control-dial)
 ### Streamer.bot
 
 1. Click `Import` at the top of your Streamer.bot window
-2. Copy and paste teh import code below into the `Import String` field
+2. Copy and paste the import code below into the `Import String` field
 3. Click `Import`!
 
 ``` [sb-import]

streamerbot/2.guide/01.core/03.variables.md

@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ Read more about how to **inspect arguments** after an action has executed
 Global variables allow you to share data between multiple actions, or even persist it across multiple restarts of Streamer.bot.
 
 ::tip{to=/api/sub-actions/core/globals/global-set}
-To set the value of of a global variable in your action, call the `Set Global Variable` sub-action<br/>
+To set the value of a global variable in your action, call the `Set Global Variable` sub-action<br/>
 :icon{name=i-mdi-alert} This **does not** also make the global variable's value available in your action
 ::
 

streamerbot/3.api/.variables/kick/KickChat.md

@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ variables:
         value: https://files.kick.com/badges/broadcaster
   - name: rawInput
     type: string
-    description: The message receieved in chat
+    description: The message received in chat
   - name: rawInputEscaped
     type: string
     description: The message escaped

streamerbot/3.api/.variables/meld-studio/MeldStudioEvent.md

@@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ variables:
             value: EC495E605169EF94FE380E10A57EBF82
           - name: meldStudioEvent.name
             type: string
-            description: The name of the event that occured in Meld Studio
+            description: The name of the event that occurred in Meld Studio
             value: Image 1
           - name: meldStudioEvent.objectType
             type: string
@@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ variables:
             value: EC495E605169EF94FE380E10A57EBF82
           - name: meldStudioEvent.name
             type: string
-            description: The name of the event that occured in Meld Studio
+            description: The name of the event that occurred in Meld Studio
             value: Image 20
           - name: meldStudioEvent.objectType
             type: string

streamerbot/3.api/2.triggers/core/system/toast-activation.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ version: 0.2.0
 variables:
   - name: toast.id
     type: string
-    description: The indentifier for the toast
+    description: The identifier for the toast
     value: Toast-1
   - name: toast.title
     type: string
@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ variables:
 ## Parameters
 ::field-group
   ::field{name="Toast Id" type=Text}
-    Filter on a specific ID to seperate multiple toast notifications from each other
+    Filter on a specific ID to separate multiple toast notifications from each other
 
     - Leaving this blank is considered a catch-all and will trigger on **any** id
   ::

streamerbot/3.api/2.triggers/elgato/camera-hub/prompter/crosshair-image-changed.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ description: When the image used for the crosshair is changed
 variables:
   - name: crosshairImageName
     type: string
-    description: The name of of the crosshair image that was set
+    description: The name of the crosshair image that was set
     value: Cross
   - name: crosshairImageFile
     type: string
@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ variables:
     value: 1
   - name: oldCrosshairImageName
     type: string
-    description: The name of of the previous crosshair image that was set
+    description: The name of the previous crosshair image that was set
     value: Circle
   - name: oldCrosshairImageFile
     type: string

streamerbot/3.api/2.triggers/elgato/camera-hub/webcam/ar-lens-changed.md

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ variables:
     value: 17
   - name: success
     type: boolean
-    description: Returns whether or not the AR lens was sucessfully changed
+    description: Returns whether or not the AR lens was successfully changed
     value: True
 support:
   - name: epoccam

streamerbot/3.api/2.triggers/elgato/camera-hub/webcam/bitrate-changed.md

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ variables:
     value: 0
   - name: success
     type: boolean
-    description: Returns whether or not the bitrate was sucessfully changed
+    description: Returns whether or not the bitrate was successfully changed
     value: True    
 support:
   - name: epoccam

streamerbot/3.api/2.triggers/integrations/vtube-studio/model-configuration-changed.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 ---
 title: Model Configuration Changed
-description: Triggers when the user manually changes the the settings/config of the currently loaded VTube Studio model
+description: Triggers when the user manually changes the settings/config of the currently loaded VTube Studio model
 variables:
   - name: hotkeyConfigChanged
     type: bool

streamerbot/3.api/2.triggers/kick/kicks/gifted.md

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ variables:
     value: "1/1/0001 12:00:00 AM"
   - name: rawInput
     type: string
-    description: The message receieved in chat
+    description: The message received in chat
   - name: rawInputEscaped
     type: string
     description: The message escaped

streamerbot/3.api/2.triggers/twitch/hype-train/end.md

@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ variables:
     value: 718933593
   - name: top.bits.total
     type: number
-    description: The amount of bits donated from the the top cheerer this hype train
+    description: The amount of bits donated from the top cheerer this hype train
     value: 1500
   - name: top.subscription.user
     type: string
@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ variables:
     value: 718933593
   - name: top.subscription.total
     type: number
-    description: The amount of points donated from the the top gift giver this hype train. Tier 1 = 500 points | Tier 2 = 1000 points | Tier 3 = 2500 points
+    description: The amount of points donated from the top gift giver this hype train. Tier 1 = 500 points | Tier 2 = 1000 points | Tier 3 = 2500 points
     value: 500
   - name: top.other.user
     type: string

streamerbot/3.api/2.triggers/twitch/hype-train/level-up.md

@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ variables:
     value: 718933593
   - name: top.bits.total
     type: number
-    description: The amount of bits donated from the the top cheerer this hype train
+    description: The amount of bits donated from the top cheerer this hype train
     value: 1500
   - name: top.subscription.user
     type: string
@@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ variables:
     value: 718933593
   - name: top.subscription.total
     type: number
-    description: The amount of points donated from the the top gift giver this hype train. Tier 1 = 500 points | Tier 2 = 1000 points | Tier 3 = 2500 points
+    description: The amount of points donated from the top gift giver this hype train. Tier 1 = 500 points | Tier 2 = 1000 points | Tier 3 = 2500 points
     value: 500
   - name: top.other.user
     type: string

streamerbot/3.api/2.triggers/twitch/hype-train/start.md

@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ variables:
     value: 718933593
   - name: top.bits.total
     type: number
-    description: The amount of bits donated from the the top cheerer this hype train
+    description: The amount of bits donated from the top cheerer this hype train
     value: 1500
   - name: top.subscription.user
     type: string
@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ variables:
     value: 718933593
   - name: top.subscription.total
     type: number
-    description: The amount of points donated from the the top gift giver this hype train. Tier 1 = 500 points | Tier 2 = 1000 points | Tier 3 = 2500 points
+    description: The amount of points donated from the top gift giver this hype train. Tier 1 = 500 points | Tier 2 = 1000 points | Tier 3 = 2500 points
     value: 500
   - name: top.other.user
     type: string

streamerbot/3.api/2.triggers/twitch/hype-train/update.md

@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ variables:
     value: 718933593
   - name: top.bits.total
     type: number
-    description: The amount of bits donated from the the top cheerer this hype train
+    description: The amount of bits donated from the top cheerer this hype train
     value: 1500
   - name: top.subscription.user
     type: string
@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ variables:
     value: 718933593
   - name: top.subscription.total
     type: number
-    description: The amount of points donated from the the top gift giver this hype train. Tier 1 = 500 points | Tier 2 = 1000 points | Tier 3 = 2500 points
+    description: The amount of points donated from the top gift giver this hype train. Tier 1 = 500 points | Tier 2 = 1000 points | Tier 3 = 2500 points
     value: 500
   - name: top.other.user
     type: string

streamerbot/4.examples/csharp_obsraw.md

@@ -139,7 +139,7 @@ You are probably already familiar with sending OBS Raw requests with Streamer.bo
 
 5. Checking the response
 
-   To make sure we got that info correctly, we can output both of them into our logs aswell:
+   To make sure we got that info correctly, we can output both of them into our logs as well:
 
    ```cs
    CPH.LogInfo($"GDI Text: {gdiText} // Font Size: {fontSize}");

streamerbot/4.examples/http-post.md

@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ Read more about the `Execute C# Code` sub-action
   ```
 
   ::tip
-  While people using the HTTPClient in a `using` statement or creating a new one within the executed function may be a common occurence, it is heavily discouraged to do so. [Read More](https://extensions.streamer.bot/t/httpclient-and-you/1369)
+  While people using the HTTPClient in a `using` statement or creating a new one within the executed function may be a common occurrence, it is heavily discouraged to do so. [Read More](https://extensions.streamer.bot/t/httpclient-and-you/1369)
   ::
 
 2. Setup the sending of your payload

streamerbot/4.examples/quotes-commands.md

@@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ Why do we not add % around `quote`? Because we don't want the value of the `quot
 ::
 
 ### Add Quote
-Adding a quote is fairly straightforward, we will create a new action that will be used to add a simple command input as the quote. The quote will be referenced to the streamer, and not the the user who added it via the command.
+Adding a quote is fairly straightforward, we will create a new action that will be used to add a simple command input as the quote. The quote will be referenced to the streamer, and not the user who added it via the command.
 Referencing a quote to a different user when you add it requires you to use the C# methods for adding quotes.
 
 :read-more{to="/api/csharp/methods/core/quotes"}

streamerbot/4.examples/remote-triggers.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ To **receive** events on another instance, we uitlize the **Remote Instance Trig
 
 2. Enable Streamer.bot Website Integration
 
-    All instances must have the [Streamer.bot Website Integration](/guide/integrations/streamerbot) configured and enabled in order to communicate with eachother
+    All instances must have the [Streamer.bot Website Integration](/guide/integrations/streamerbot) configured and enabled in order to communicate with each other
 
     ::read-more{to=/guide/integrations/streamerbot}
       Read more about setting up the [Streamer.bot Website Integration](/guide/integrations/streamerbot)

streamerbot/4.examples/starter-pack.md

@@ -133,14 +133,14 @@ If a message is found but no sound, then it will only send the message.
 If both is found then it play the sound and send the message.
 
 #### Configuration
-There is 4 variables you can change.
+There are 4 variables you can change.
 
 | Variable | Type | Description |
 | -------- | ---- | ----------- |
-| `enableSound`{lang=cs} | `bool`{lang=cs} | Controls globally if Walk-on Sound should play. If true it will play the sound (if found), and false wont play anything (even if the file exist). |
-| `enableMessage`{lang=cs} | `bool`{lang=cs} | Controls globally if Walk-on Message should be sent. If true it will send the message (if found), and false wont send anything (even if the file exist). |
+| `enableSound`{lang=cs} | `bool`{lang=cs} | Controls globally if Walk-on Sound should play. If true it will play the sound (if found), and false won't play anything (even if the file exist). |
+| `enableMessage`{lang=cs} | `bool`{lang=cs} | Controls globally if Walk-on Message should be sent. If true it will send the message (if found), and false won't send anything (even if the file exist). |
 | `rootPath`{lang=cs} | `string`{lang=cs} | The file system path where all the sounds and messages for each should be stored. <br> Example: `C:\users\<user>\Desktop\WalkOnSoundsAndMessages`{lang=cs} <br><br> Note: It will look for a folder, with the username as name, eg. `C:\users\<user>\Desktop\WalkOnSoundsAndMessages\ConfuzzedCat`{lang=cs}, it uses `%user%`{lang=cs} or the display name of the twitch user. <br><br> Note 2: To add a sound and/or message for a given user, got to you selected root path, create a folder with the given user's display name, and add the sound and message and rename them to `sound.mp3` and `message.txt`. |
-| `excludedUsers`{lang=cs} | `string`{lang=cs} | Comma separated list of all the users you want to exlcude from the Walk-on, e.g. bots and yourself. <br>Example: `ConfuzzedCat,Confuzzedbot`{lang=cs} |
+| `excludedUsers`{lang=cs} | `string`{lang=cs} | Comma separated list of all the users you want to exclude from the Walk-on, e.g. bots and yourself. <br>Example: `ConfuzzedCat,Confuzzedbot`{lang=cs} |
 
 > If you need more help, check first Streamer.bot's Discord, if someone doesn't already had the same issue, else create a post in support and @ me (@ConfuzzedCat).
 
@@ -193,7 +193,7 @@ Read more about the **Death Counter** extension
 > I added 3 different tools to the Streamer.bot raid train, a 'BRB Clip Player', 'Video Shoutouts', and a 'Chat Lockdown' function.
 
 #### BRB Clip Player
-Functions as the name implies, but has some customization options as well.  Can be set to play when a certain scene is active and/or with a a command `!brb` & `!brb stop`.  The 'Test' Trigger will automagically add the OBS Scene/Source for you and then you just have to nest it where you'd like to use it.
+Functions as the name implies, but has some customization options as well.  Can be set to play when a certain scene is active and/or with a command `!brb` & `!brb stop`.  The 'Test' Trigger will automagically add the OBS Scene/Source for you and then you just have to nest it where you'd like to use it.
 
 ::read-more{to="https://www.mustachedmaniac.com/twitch-extensions/brb-clip-player"}
 A full installation guide and walkthrough can be found here

streamerbot/faq/22.alpha-access.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ Anyone can gain access to the current Alpha version of Streamer.bot by becoming
 1. Connect your Discord account to both Patreon and the Streamer.bot website
 2. Join the [Streamer.bot Discord](https://discord.streamer.bot) server with the same Discord account
 
-After you've ensured both are signed in and connected, head over to the the [Downloads](https://streamer.bot/downloads) section of the website and you will see alpha releases when they are available!
+After you've ensured both are signed in and connected, head over to the [Downloads](https://streamer.bot/downloads) section of the website and you will see alpha releases when they are available!
 
 [Automatic Updates](/get-started/installation#automatic-updates) can also be configured to grab alpha releases once you have enabled the Streamer.bot Website Integration within your bot.