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Yeah I suck, I got a kick ban script and that's it. I still need: Op (So only done by +ao and +qo ) Half-op (Only done by +o, +ao and +qo) Voice (Only done by +h, +o, +ao and +qo) Kick (withreason) (Only done by +h, +o, + ao and +qo) Ban TIMER (withreason) (Only done by +o, +ao and +qo) If anyone can help me with these scripts that would be great! Thanks! ____________________ Oh yeah, there is another one I cannot figure out -.- This one should be basic but I keep failing!   When I get voiced I want it to say something like '~ Thanks for the voice ~' and the same for half-op and op. If you could help, I would be eternally greatful! Thanks for helping guys!
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I need to know what characters (symbols) are used to indicate the +a and +q levels. I know that on a lot of networks they use & for +a and ~ for +q, but that's on a network by network basis, not a standard like the @ for +o.
I can probably have your scripts done within an hour of my receiving that information.
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Try the undocumented identifier $nickmode ($prefix)
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Since it's undocumented, can you tell me what the proper format for that identifier is?
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$nickmode will return qaohv$prefix will return ~&@%+Replace with your networks modesalias npmode {
; $npmode(+) would return v
; $npmode(v) would return +
; $npmode(h) would return % if your network supports it
; $npmode(%) would return h if your network supports it
if ($len($1-) != 1) return $nickmode $prefix
if ($poscs($nickmode,$1)) return $mid($prefix,$v1,1)
if ($pos($prefix,$1)) return $mid($nickmode,$v1,1)
}
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Hoopy frood
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Thanks, but I think that would be handier if you could pass a nick to it, and get the modes for that nick. As it is (to my understanding), it only returns your modes.
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$nickmode returns all nick modes available on the network.
Undernet
RAW 005: PREFIX=(ov)@+
$nickmode = ov
$prefix = @+
Rizon
RAW 005: PREFIX=(qaohv)~&@%+
$nickmode = qaohv
$prefix = ~&@%+
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Hoopy frood
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And, using your identifier... $nick($chan,$nick).pnick = @+nick
if ($npmode($left($nick($chan,$nick).pnick,1)) == o) { then nick is an op }
And so on. Might not be nice-looking, but it does work for when you want the script to function on all networks regardless of mode characters. 
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(Off-topicish.)
What're the flags for the other modes? ! and . and w/e.
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Ok I got it now, I guess I missunderstood exactly what he wanted.
Jigsy: It returns whatever flags/characters are available
on your network. I just used v/+ as an example because it's
pretty much a standard on all networks, and I used h/% as
another example because, while it's not supported on all
networks, it's supported on enough networks that it's
recognized by most users.
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Yeah, I figured that out...not much use from a programming basis if trying to use it directly.
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OK I got the op and stuff working. But If I get voiced I want to be able to say
~ Thanks for the voice ~
and so on for op and half op.
That's all now! THANKS for the help guys!
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For OP/Voice/Half Op, you can just use: /help on VOICE /help on OP /help on HELP (this is half op)
on *:voice:#channel: {
if ($nick == $me) { msg $chan Thanks for the voice }
}
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if ($vnick == $me) msg # Thanks for the voice $nick $+ !
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Oops, good catch.
$vnick
$onick
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