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#101287 22/10/04 03:31 AM
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DiZzBo
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Ok, I have a big problem. Every time I go to #findscrim in the Gamesurge host I accidently thinkk I counted to 20 and post again which bans me for 60 minutes. Is There a bot out there or that someone can make so this doesn't keep happening? frown

Thanks Help PLEASE!

#101288 22/10/04 05:35 AM
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oops, that accidental thinking can cause all sorts of problems .. personally, i have insurance against thinking just to avoid that sort of accident.

ON 1:INPUT:#findscrim: /timerScrim 1 20 /echo -a you can post again!

Umm, can anyone tell me what the significance of the <level> is in ON INPUT?

Cheers,

DK

#101289 22/10/04 11:04 AM
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I just had a weird idea...if you put yourself on different levels, could you have more than one "on input" in a script? Or am I just mad?

#101290 22/10/04 11:15 AM
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If I understand your question right you can use different userlevels like this:

if ($ulevel == 10)

This will make the script trigger if the user making the input got userlevel 10.

So you can make more userlevels in the script like

if ($ulevel == 10) { /msg $nick Hello you got userlevel 10 }
if ($ulevel == 11) { /msg $nick Hello you got userlevel 11 }

#101291 23/10/04 11:39 PM
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Quote:
This will make the script trigger if the user making the input got userlevel 10.


Agreed that is how it would normally be used, but in this case, the "user" is oneself - how is assigning levels to oneself going to help in an "ON INPUT" event?

Cheers,

DK


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