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#207045 03/12/08 02:28 AM
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Is there a way to delay each time my i join a channel on my perform list,because some channels get the error,target changed too fast.

for example,if my perform list was

/join #sourceringer
/join #sourcescrim

is there anyway to delay each time i join a new channel

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First try using a single /join command, e.g.
/join #sourceringer,#sourcescrim

If that still doesn't work then you should use timers - /help /timer. For example:
/timer 1 5 /join #sourceringer
/timer 1 10 /join #sourcescrim
would join #sourceringer in 5 seconds and #sourcescrim 5 seconds after that.

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oh ok thx
and i never knew what this number was for
/timer -->1<-- 5 /join #sourceringer

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The 1 is the number of times the command is to be issued.

In this case, once. If you used a 0, then the command would be issued indefinetely.

The 5, in case you're wondering, is the number of seconds delay between the time the /timer command is issued, and the time the command in the /timer (in this case /join) is issued.

The help file is half-decent at explaining this, and other options that are available. See /help /timer


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