Forums Scripts & Popups Stop Room Owner from being auto-voiced by room bot

How would i stop myself, the room owner from being auto-voiced by the room bot ?

thanks in advance for your help.

Look in botserv help files im sure there is an autovoice on or off option.

yes that option is global i believe, i want a remote that will only turn off auto-voice for myself the room owner.

If the 'room bot' is a service (ChanServ, X, etc) then mIRC commands have no control over it. The only thing I can think of is to use another nickname.

-genius_at_work

/nickserv set autoop off (services will not automatically op your nick)
this doesnt work on all networks but worth a try

can anyone tell me why this does not stop me being autovoiced ?




thanks

First of all, you're missing a closing }. That's not the reason, though.

If someone else is voicing you, you cannot use halt to prevent it. You can't prevent someone from voicing you.

If you are voicing yourself, it's somewhere else in your script(s) that is doing it.

Btw, if you put a @ in front of the 1 in your on join, it will prevent that from triggering when you join a channel because it will only trigger if you are an op, which you are not when you first join. Also, you should have that there so the other part of the script will work because if you aren't an op and try to voice someone, it will give you an error message.

Is that code in the channel bot? If so, is there already another onJOIN event? The first event of any kind will take priority and voice you before that code is even executed.

If that code is in YOUR mIRC, then it should be obvious why it doesn't stop the bot from voicing you.

-genius_at_work

Ah, right... a bot. I didn't think of that as an option for some reason. If it's on a bot, then I'd still put the @ there, but the rest of the script is correct, other than the missing } at the end.

That means there is another problem someone else (such as genius_at_work suggestion-- another on join above this one).

the code is for in my channel bot, the bot is set to autovoice all users on entry but i wish it to over look me and not autovoice me and it was suggested i use that in my remotes.....

so i am still unsure what to edit.

yeah me thick.. lol

Change #channel to the name of your channel

thank you very much

Added it and bot still voiced me

Just to make sure... you DID change "YOURNICK" to your actual nick, right? (Not the bot's)

Try going to File > New and move this script into a new script file and see if it works.

i did change yournick to my nick and i created a new script in remotes section. i am puzzled

Try moving your new script file to the beginning:

File > Order... > Choose your file > Click 'UP'

-genius_at_work

Did as suggested and here is what i entered in my script file:


the bot i am using is dreambot 5.4 if that helps and i have turned on the function to autovioce all users. if there is an alternative script command i can use to enable me to disable this i am open to suggestions.

i do thank you all for your assistance in this matter.

Yeah, that does help. It's been a while since I've used that, but I think dreambot uses the /avoice command to voice everyone. In which case, the easiest thing to do is to devoice yourself when you are voiced by the bot. This goes in your remotes, NOT the bots.

thank you very much thats worked a treat.

Glad we finally got something that worked for you, even if it is in a round about way.

RE: my last on this subject, is there anyway i can incorparate an auto DE-OP in that command with a delay so it de-ops last after devoicing ?

on *:voice:#:{
if $nick == <bot's nick> && $vnick == $me {
.mode $chan -v $me
if ($me isop $chan) mode $chan -o $me
}
}

Is this what you mean?
or a seperate script?

on *:op:#:{
if ($opnick == $me) mode $chan -o $me
}

Untested.