@ being the command which is used for admin chat.
Just to play safe - this @ is processed by something on the network, not by a local script or the like, right?
The @ is the command to use in the server (game server) so admins/mods can talk to each other without normal players seeing them. The actually @ isn't in my local scripts or anything such as remote, aliases, popups etc.
The server echo's the admin chat in the channel
Are these "echoes" normal channel messages? By a specific nickname?
The echoes are messages being sent in to the channel by about 10 different bots from the server. (Can get a screenshot of it to show you)
And (if I get you right), your bot will run the script, and be in that channel where messages arrive like:
<%gamebotname> *** Admin GameName (ID:??): ^hi there
Where to shall the bot, after seeing a message starting with the ^-char, forward this message (e.g. the "hi there")? To the same channel (doubling the message so to say, so it is send back to the game)?
And shall the bot forward only messages with a certain GameName / ID / "level", or every messages that starts with "^"? Without any limitation, the script would allow all users that have "access" to the @-chat (and use the ^-char) to forward messages through your bot.
I don't quite follow you but basicly i would be in the game server but if someone was trying to talk to me in the channel but im ingame i just do @^hi, whats up? and then my bot would send the message in the channel to say 'hi, whats up?'
I can get a screenshot of what i mean if you need it
