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I found this in the forum announceI would like something similar but istead of announce TEXT to a different channel I want to play a sound (.wav file) when some user on a channel type a certain TEXT something like on 1:call me:*:#CHAN1: {
if ($nick == billgates) { sound/ PlayThisSoundfile.wav $1- }
} I know this i completly wrong but I think you´ll understand billgates say "call me" in #CHAN-1 and mom say "hello" in #CHAN-2 in booth cases I want to hear a soundfile played, but not when they or any other person say something.
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Well syntax is ok on the sound line just take out the /
on *:TEXT:call me:#chan:
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Thanks! Is this correct to add more rules: on *:TEXT:call me:#chan1: {
if ($nick == billgates) { sound/ PlayThisSoundfile.wav $1- }
}
on *:TEXT:hello:#chan2: {
if ($nick == mom) { sound/ PlayThisSoundfile.wav $1- }
}
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on text yourself crazy  . I usually if i use on text for things, place everything under 1 like so
on *:text:*:#: {
if ($chan == #chan1) {
if ($nick == whoever) {
if (call me == $1-2) { do this }
}
}
if ($chan == #chan2) { etc... }
}
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What am I doing wrong? I´t wont work on *:text:*:#: {
if ($chan == #chan1) {
if ($nick == billgates) {
if (call me == $1-2) { sound PlayMe.wav $1- }
}
}
if ($chan == #chan2) {
if ($nick == mom) {
if (hello == $1-2) { sound PlayMe2.wav $1- }
}
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I would try something like this: on *:text:*:#:{
if ($chan == #chan1) {
if ($nick == billgates) {
var %string = call me
if (%string isin $2-) { splay song1.wav }
}
}
elseif ($chan == #chan2) {
if ($nick == mom) {
var %string = hello
if (%string isin $2-) { splay song2.wav }
}
}
}I tested this code, and it should work. Just make sure that the sound that you want to play is in your sounds directory: C:\Program Files\mIRC\Sounds\ for example.
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Bad thing about isin is it matches any occurance of "call me". Use $1- if you use his. Though there are better ways to solve these examples are for beginners .
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yeah, but only when billgates says it.
which is what he wanted I think.
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True, billgates could say :hello there call me a small guy. or he could just say:call me. isin is good for that kind of matching. I was just basing what i showed him from his example of text  .
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Still nothing:(
Can´t understand whats wrong
note!
I use mirc in D:\Program Files\mIRC
and the .wav in D:\Program Files\mIRC\sounds
That should not matter right?
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No, that shouldn't matter.
Can you paste the code that you use?
The last time you pasted your code, you missed some brackets }
Also, rename the sound file, to a 1 word name like:
song.wav
I'm not sure if that makes a difference.
Also, make sure that you have this code only 1 time.
And there can be only one on:TEXT: event per script file.
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Still nothing:(
Can´t understand whats wrong
note!
I use mirc in D:\Program Files\mIRC
and the .wav in D:\Program Files\mIRC\sounds
That should not matter right?
on *:TEXT:*:#:{
if ($nick == whatevernick) && ($1-$2 == Call me) && ($len($1-) == 7) { splay $mircdirsounds\filename.wav }
}
So if $nick would == whatevernick and his text would be call me it would play the filename.wav in the SOUNDS dir also a LENGHT checker to make sure only CALL ME should be there
if $reality > $fiction { set %sanity Sane }
Else { echo -a *voices* }
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This is what I have in tab "Remote" on *:text:*:#:{
if ($chan == #chan1) {
if ($nick == billgates) {
var %string = call
if (%string isin $1-) { splay notice.wav }
}
}
elseif ($chan == #chan2) {
if ($nick == mom) {
var %string = hello
if (%string isin $1-) { splay notice.wav }
}
}
} Also, rename the sound file, so a 1 word name like: DONE Also, make sure that you have this code only 1 time: DONE And there can be only one on:TEXT: event per script file DONE
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Weird, that should work.
At least for me it does.
I presume you are sure that it is billgates in #chan1 saying call
and its mom in #chan2 saying hello
Well, I wouldn't know in that case.
The code works in any case, so that shouldn't be the problem.
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Did you change #chan1 and #chan2 to the channels you want to use it in? You don't want to leave those as they are unless you're actually in #chan1 and #chan2.
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Yes. in those channels correct nicknames correct messages tried both $1- and $2- changed .wav file to see if the problem was there both used long (100kb) and short (20kb) what else have I done? restart of mirc and pc here is the funny part! it worked one time then it sudenly stop working again??? THIS IS THE EXACT CODE I HAVE on *:text:*:#:{
if ($chan == #chan1) {
if ($nick == billgates) {
var %string = call
if (%string isin $1-) { splay notice.wav }
}
}
elseif ($chan == #chan2) {
if ($nick == mom) {
var %string = hello
if (%string isin $1-) { splay notice.wav }
}
}
}
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One more thing you could try, is just remove all the code from the remote file that you have.
Then go to File - New
Save the new remote file with a new name.
Paste the code again.
And try it again.
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I think I found where the problem begin If I only use this it´s OK an working fine on *:text:*:#:{
if ($chan == #chan1) {
if ($nick == billgates) {
var %string = call
if (%string isin $1-) { splay notice.wav }
} BUT! when i use the whole code it´s NOT working on *:text:*:#:{
if ($chan == #chan1) {
if ($nick == billgates) {
var %string = call
if (%string isin $1-) { splay notice.wav }
}
}
elseif ($chan == #chan2) {
if ($nick == mom) {
var %string = hello
if (%string isin $1-) { splay notice.wav }
}
}
}
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I think I found where the problem begin If I only use this it´s OK an working fine on *:text:*:#:{
if ($chan == #chan1) {
if ($nick == billgates) {
var %string = call
if (%string isin $1-) { splay notice.wav }
} BUT! when i use the whole code it´s NOT working on *:text:*:#:{
[color:red]if ($nick == billgates) && ($nick ison #chan1) { [/color]
if (call isin $1-) { splay notice.wav }
}
[color:red]elseif ($nick == mom) && ($nick ison #channel2) { [/color]
if (hello isin $1-) { splay notice.wav }
}
} Btw i edited the code a little just above here The problem i usee with that script is that IF $chan == CHAN1 and then else if $chan == chan2 well it should start by evaluatiing the nicknames first and at same time evaluating weather this nick is on channel 1 or 2 the code obviously wont work if mom ison channel 1 or if billgates ison #channel 2 but start by evaluating the $nicks in that method as well has creating a var for the strings why not just use if (word isin $1-) or if you need more then one word if (word word iswm $1-) --- edited code to remove the uneccesary var
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Yeah, I also like that new code better indead.
I originally added the variable, since I didnt get it to work when we started with detecting "call me" (two words).
But still, I don't think this will solve the problem, since the code I posted worked fine as well, although it was a little longer and contained an unneeded variable.
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