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Could someone make game script. Works like this
User types
!story There was a small boy
User2 types
!story who was 11 years old
User
!story he was going to school
User3
!story When he saw a big tree
So when someone types !story Text ir writes to file word Text. User cant type !story twice in a row. He have to wait until someone else types !story Text and then he can continue story. When the story command was typed 100 times it shows Saved to story1.txt , next time when story is full it shows Saved to story2.txt etc. Only user with @ can start story by typing !start story 100 - then it starts story with max times typed !story 100 if !start story 500 then max times ir 500
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Hoopy frood
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Try this:
on *:text:!story *:#: {
if ($nick isop $chan && $2 isnum && !$3) {
if (%StoryStatus == On) { .notice $nick There is already an active story. | return }
msg $chan Starting Story ( $+ $2 lines)...
set %StoryLines $2
if (!$isdir(Stories)) { mkdir Stories }
var %cnt = 1
while ($isfile($+(Stories\story,%cnt,.txt))) {
inc %cnt
}
set %StoryFilename $+(Stories\story,%cnt,.txt)
}
elseif (%StoryStatus == On) {
if (!%StoryFilename) { msg $chan Error writing story. Ask an op to start a new story. | return }
if (%StoryLastNick == $nick) { msg $chan Please wait for someone else to add to the story before you do so again. | return }
set %StoryLastNick $nick
write %StoryFilename $2-
if ($lines(%StoryFilename) >= %StoryLines) {
msg $chan Saved story to %StoryFilename
unset %StoryFilename %StoryStatus %StoryLastNick %StoryLines
}
}
}
on *:text:!status:#: {
if (%StoryStatus == On) {
msg $chan Story is active: $lines(%StoryFilename) $+ / $+ %StoryLines lines completed.
}
else msg $chan No active story.
}
Note that I added a !status command if you want to use it to see how the story is coming along. **These commands do not work from the client running the script.
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Babel fish
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[15:56:00] <spermer_co> !story 5
[15:56:00] <spermiits> Starting Story (5 lines)...
[15:56:01] <spermer_co> !status
[15:56:01] <spermiits> No active story.
Last edited by spermis; 11/03/07 01:56 PM.
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Hoopy frood
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Oops. Forgot to set the status to On when it was started. Here you go:
on *:text:!story *:#: {
if ($nick isop $chan && $2 isnum && !$3) {
if (%StoryStatus == On) { .notice $nick There is already an active story. | return }
msg $chan Starting Story ( $+ $2 lines)...
inc %StoryNumber
set %StoryStatus On
set %StoryLines $2
if (!$isdir(Stories)) { mkdir Stories }
var %cnt = %StoryNumber
while ($isfile($+(Stories\story,%cnt,.txt))) {
inc %cnt
}
set %StoryFilename $+(Stories\story,%cnt,.txt)
}
elseif (%StoryStatus == On) {
if (!%StoryFilename) { msg $chan Error writing story. Ask an op to start a new story. | return }
if (%StoryLastNick == $nick) { msg $chan Please wait for someone else to add to the story before you do so again. | return }
set %StoryLastNick $nick
write %StoryFilename $2-
if ($lines(%StoryFilename) >= %StoryLines) {
msg $chan Saved story to %StoryFilename
unset %StoryFilename %StoryStatus %StoryLastNick %StoryLines
}
}
}
on *:text:!status:#: {
if (%StoryStatus == On) {
msg $chan Story is active: $lines(%StoryFilename) $+ / $+ %StoryLines lines completed.
}
else msg $chan No active story.
}
EDIT: I also improved a bit of it.
Last edited by Riamus2; 11/03/07 05:27 PM.
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I was planning on using:
on *:TEXT:!read:#: {
/play $chan %storyfilename
to read teh story, and that works alright, but the way the script is setup it writes each 3 word block on a new line, so its kind of cumbersome to present/read. Is there an easy way to make it into a paragraph?
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Hoopy frood
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Try this:
on *:text:!story *:#: {
if ($nick isop $chan && $2 isnum && !$3) {
if (%StoryStatus == On) { .notice $nick There is already an active story. | return }
msg $chan Starting Story ( $+ $2 lines)...
inc %StoryNumber
set %StoryStatus On
set %StoryLines $2
if (!$isdir(Stories)) { mkdir Stories }
var %cnt = %StoryNumber
while ($isfile($+(Stories\story,%cnt,.txt))) {
inc %cnt
}
set %StoryFilename $+(Stories\story,%cnt,.txt)
}
elseif (%StoryStatus == On) {
if (!%StoryFilename) { msg $chan Error writing story. Ask an op to start a new story. | return }
if (%StoryLastNick == $nick) { msg $chan Please wait for someone else to add to the story before you do so again. | return }
set %StoryLastNick $nick
write %StoryFilename $2-
if ($lines(%StoryFilename) >= %StoryLines) {
msg $chan Saved story to %StoryFilename
unset %StoryFilename %StoryStatus %StoryLastNick %StoryLines
}
}
}
on *:text:!status:#: {
if (%StoryStatus == On) {
msg $chan Story is active: $lines(%StoryFilename) $+ / $+ %StoryLines lines completed.
}
else msg $chan No active story.
}
on *:text:!read &:#: {
if (.txt !isin $2) { set %storyname $2 $+ .txt }
else set %storyname $2
if ($isfile(Stories\ $+ %storyname)) {
play -a PlayStory $chan Stories\ $+ %storyname 500
}
else msg $chan Invalid Filename: $2
}
alias PlayStory {
inc %StoryLineCnt
if ($calc($len(%StoryLine) + $len($2-)) < 400) {
set %StoryLine %StoryLine $2-
}
elseif ($len(%StoryLine) == 0 && $len($2-) >= 400) {
msg $1 $2-
}
else {
msg $1 %StoryLine
set %StoryLine $2-
}
if (%StoryLineCnt >= $lines(Stories\ $+ %storyname)) {
if (%StoryLine) { msg $1 %StoryLine }
unset %StoryLine %StoryLineCnt %storyname
}
}
That will combine the lines for you. You may want to adjust the "500" in the /play command so that it goes faster or slower depending on how long the lines are... if the lines are always 100+ characters, you probably want it around 300-500. If they are always around 20-40 characters, you probably want it around 100-200. Just play around with it a bit to see what works. Also, the "400" used in the < and >= comparisons is the number of characters allowed per line in your channel. You can raise or lower that to whatever it acceptable on your network as it varies.
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Thanks Riamus2, thats great 
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Hoopy frood
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You could do a similar thing when writing the lines and then just play it normally, but I didn't feel like redoing that part. It would probably be "smoother" when playing it back, though.
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