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Let's say I have this script: on *:TEXT:!hi*:#:{
msg $chan Hi you all!
}Is it possible for me to say !hi in one channel but have the "Hi you all!" part come out of another channel?
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Hoopy frood
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How about something like this: on *:TEXT:*:#:{
if ((#channel1 == #) && (hi == $1)) { msg $chan Hi you all! }
if ((#channel2 == #) && (hi you all == $1-3)) { msg $chan Hi you all! }
}or you could simply do: on *:TEXT:!hi:#channel1:/msg $chan Hi you all! on *:TEXT:!hi you all:#channel2:/msg $chan Hi you all! those help?
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Hoopy frood
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Actually I think he's looking for something like on *:text:!hi:#channel1:{
.msg #channel2 Hi you all
}
The bot/client that runs this code will probably have to be in both channels
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Hoopy frood
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ah, wouldnt be the first time I misunderstood something on here 
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Yes that is what I'm looking for. Thank you. Now I tried using the same format with my script, but when I type in the trigger, the message doesn't pop up in the other channel. The bot is in both channels. on *:text:!es:#pn-staff:{
if $istok(Sableye , $nick , 32) {
.msg #pn-fun 1,8 $2, you were chosen to play Exploding Snorlax! Your water Pokemon is 12!wartortle
/set %esplay $2
/set %esnick $2
}
else {
.msg #pn-fun $2 Not allowed!
}
}
Am I missing something here?
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Hoopy frood
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your on text is triggering for !es, but you need !es & or !es *. This is due to you looking for a $2 parameter, but mirc doesn't trigger because all it's looking for is a one-word parameter (!es). try this:
on *:text:[color:blue]!es &[/color]:#pn-staff:{
if $istok(Sableye , $nick , 32) {
.msg #pn-fun 1,8 $2, you were chosen to play Exploding Snorlax! Your water Pokemon is 12!wartortle
/set %esplay $2
/set %esnick $2
}
else {
.msg #pn-fun $2 Not allowed!
}
}
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Thank you KingTomato, that works perfectly. Now I have this second script that is connected to the first one (!es). This script below should only work for the person with the %esnick and %esplay. For some reason, it works for anyone who types in !wartortle. I've looked it over, but I don't see anything wrong with it. What is the mistake? on *:TEXT:!wartortle*:#:{
if (%esplay == null) {
.msg $chan This game is currently for %esnick only!
halt
}
if ($1 == %c $+ !wartortle) {
/timer73 1 2 msg $chan 1,8Shoot water into Snorlax's mouth to make him explode. You must use !shootwater 10 times in 25 seconds or you lose! 4Cheating the system will get you banned.
/timer74 1 3 msg $chan 1,8Ready?
/timer75 1 4 msg $chan 1,8Go!
/set %wartortle $nick
}
}
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on *:TEXT:!wartortle*:#:{
if (%esplay != $nick) {
.msg $chan This game is currently for %esnick only!
return
}
if ($1 == %c $+ !wartortle) {
.timerready 1 2 msg $chan 1,8Shoot water into Snorlax's mouth to make him explode. You must use !shootwater 10 times in 25 seconds or you lose! 4Cheating the system will get you banned.
.timerset 1 3 msg $chan 1,8Ready?
.timergo 1 4 msg $chan 1,8Go!
set %wartortle $nick
}
}
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