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#138957 09/01/06 12:00 AM
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Hey!

Well, firstly, I know how to script basic things, but I can't seem to find a script that can be added to my mIRC bot that will ban a user if they change their username say 5 times within three minutes? Can anyone PLEASE help me?!

Thanks for any replies,

Stevie. =]

#138958 09/01/06 12:09 AM
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you would almost be hard pressed to change your name 5 times in 3 minutes to begin with most servers will cut you off and make you wait 30 seconds if a name change comes too quick in sucession

have you experienced problems with this

#138959 09/01/06 12:10 AM
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Maybe this will help you.

http://mirc-undernet.org/helpdesk/documents/protection.php#nickflood

You may have to change some numbers a little,
-u60 to -u180 etc.

#138960 09/01/06 12:41 AM
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its about what i would have done anyways
so now i dont have to reinvent the wheel
cept ida used $() instead of [] cuz im noobish

thanks for saving us some time

#138961 09/01/06 01:20 AM
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I think that collection of protection scripts were designed to be simple. Probably so the author wasn't asked, How do I... questions all the time.

It would have been much cleaner looking with hash tables. But I find giving out complex code just rises more and more questions. Simple is best.

Once you understand simple, understanding complex, is well.... Less complex.

Well that's how it is in my world anyway.

#138962 09/01/06 01:32 AM
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i find i have to relearn how to do something everytime i do it
and the only difference is the process takes less time

#138963 09/01/06 01:44 AM
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I think the whole, "It's like riding a bike" applies to more things than the average person would think.

Once you've learned to do something and can do it easily, or "off by heart", forgetting how to do it would probably be harder than learning in the first place. (Without a knock on the head)

I'm sure you must have seen someone doing something really skillful at one time, and thought to yourself. "Geez, I wonder how they learned how to do that."

I'm sure there is at least one thing that you thought that way about once, and now you can do it just as good, if not better than the person who you thought that about all those years/months/weeks ago.

Maybe mirc scripting perhaps?

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Thank you! It works well. =]


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