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Can you actually use haltdef so that people see for example, your custom op message instead of the default "Blake sets mode +o whoever"?


You cannot affect how events are displayed on another person's screen, no. They will not see both either, they see whatever they have set (the default, or whatever script they've got), and you see whatever you've set. They are separate.

Edit: Sorry btw if you were asking how to change the default event text, I thought you were asking if you could change how other people see their events. smirk

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And is it possible to stop someone from seeing the default ping, time, and version replies when they do it to you?


CTCP events can change your CTCP replies. See /help CTCP Events. Example:

ctcp *:ping:*:{ ctcpreply $nick ping I am not lagged, you can't prove nothin! | haltdef }

This will halt the default PING reply, and replace it with yours. The /ctcpreply command sends the message as a CTCP message rather than a /notice or /msg. You should also include the type of CTCP that you're replying to (notice 'ctcpreply $nick ping message'.)

You cannot halt the default version reply, and we do not help with that. You can ADD to it by adopting the above method to a version CTCP request.

Regards,


Mentality/Chris