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Anyone can make a script for me. I want the script do list something for me, for example When you write !rules I will auto post the rules when requested. Like this bot, <Aragonfire> .top10
-owtb- Top10(words): 1. angelx(262300) 2. xBaMx(126738) 3. dev(123779) 4. Cokemon(77976) 5. NLdopeyNL2(69649) 6. Akhkharu(55445) 7. QuE4DoN(53376) 8. TehDef(50225) 9. Vect0r(49964) 10. Nooblettacct(43348)
I want my script to list a list of rules or other stuff. If you didn't fully understand this thread, please post  Thanks in advance. Aragonfire
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Hoopy frood
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Rules are easy to do. You can do them one of these ways: /help on text
on *:text:!rules:#yourchannel: {
msg $nick Rules are....
msg $nick More rules are....
}
Or:
on *:text:!rules:#yourchannel: {
dcc send $nick rules.txt
}
Change #yourchannel to the name of the channel you want this to work in. For multiple channels, use commas to separate them: #chan1,#chan2,#chan3 The first one will message the person with the rules. The second one will send the rules to the person as a text file if you have a file in your mIRC folder called rules.txt. Note that the second way allows you to send more text more easily, but the person requesting the rules needs to be able to download files and not everyone can do that. For the first one, you can just use a single /msg line, or two as shown, or more... whatever is needed. Just remember that too many /msg lines can cause you to be kicked off of the server due to "excess flood." Usually, that's somewhere around 5 lines per second.
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Pikka bird
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Hmm... I tried the first one, and it worked. But the thing is that I want the rules/list to be shown in the channel window, but not people in the channel can actually see it. Like when you notice a channel. You say the command, and the script says the rules to you, in the channel. Picture: http://img22.imagevenue.com/img.php?image=88925_asd_122_707lo.jpg
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Hoopy frood
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Use the first script, and change msg to notice
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Oh yeah, it worked.
And I just talked with some of my friends, they said that if I add a long list, but just doesn't get flooded out, what if someone abuses it? :P
Soo my second request is, if anyone can make a kick/time ban script that if you abuse this command more then once/twice within x seconds, you get timed ban/kick.
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Hoopy frood
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There are a number of Flood Protection scripts already done.
Use the Search feature, and also check through Google
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Ah, okey.
Thanks alot for the help!
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Hoopy frood
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If you just want to avoid being flooded off without worrying about banning anyone automatically, you can just do this:
on *:text:!rules:#yourchannel: {
if ($+(%,rules.timer,$nick)) { return }
notice $nick Rules are....
notice $nick More rules are....
set -u60 %rules.timer $+ $nick On
}
Basically, that will only respond to each person once every 60 seconds. You can adjust the 60 if you want. Note that you could still be flooded if multiple people use it at the same time, but that probably isn't going to happen. If you are really concerned about that happening, you may want to think about just sending a rules.txt file instead.
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The method that I use, is use the /play command. I've had up to 20 people request at the same time (well, within 60 seconds) and it hasn't had any problems.
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Yeah, that's another good way to do it, though it does lead to possibly sending the same thing to the same person multiple times (if someone tries to get it and it doesn't start right away because it's queued, he/she may try again, which would result in sending the same thing to the person multiple times unnecessarily). Still, there really isn't a perfect method as each method has minor flaws... - DCC Sending a file -- some people may not be able to download it
- Msg/Notice text with the flood timer -- Limit on the amount that can be sent
- Playing a file to the person -- Possibility of playing it multiple times to the same person
With enough scripting, you can bypass many of those issues, of course.
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Hmm.. I tried the timer script, and it worked perfectly, but a problem is that. My script isn't based on rules. It's based on a list that goes alphabeticly: Here's a little of my list script of animes. on *:text:!listA:#anime-eden: {
notice $nick Ah! My Goddess (Completed)
notice $nick Ah! My Goddess: Sorezore No Tsubasa (Completed)
notice $nick Ai Yori Aoshi (Completed)
notice $nick Ai Yori Aoshi ~Enishi~ (Completed)
notice $nick Air (Completed)
notice $nick Air Gear (Completed)
notice $nick Air Master (Completed)
notice $nick Aishiteruze Baby (Completed)
notice $nick Angel Sanctuary (Completed)
notice $nick Appleseed (Completed)
notice $nick Asatte no Houkou (Completed)
notice $nick Ayashi no Ceres (Completed)
notice $nick Azumanga Daioh (Completed)
}
on *:text:!listB:#anime-eden: {
notice $nick Bakumatsu Kikansetsu Irohanihoheto (Completed)
notice $nick Basilisk (Completed)
notice $nick Beck (Completed)
notice $nick Beet The Vandel Buster (Completed)
notice $nick Beet The Vandel Buster Excellion (Ongoing)
notice $nick Black Blood Brothers (Completed)
notice $nick Black Cat (Completed)
notice $nick Black Jack 21 (Completed)
notice $nick Black Lagoon (Completed)
notice $nick Bleach (Ongoing)
notice $nick Blood+ (Completed)
notice $nick Blue Dragon (Ongoing)
notice $nick Boogiepop Phantom (Ongoing)
}
And soo on, the list goes alphabeticly, and if I want to put a timer on, I have to put the timer on each and every letter? But yet, that doesn't work if you write !lista and !listb, because those are two different letters.
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to be lazy and quote 2 scripts at once.. on *:text:!list?:#anime-eden: {
if ($+(%,rules.timer,$nick)) { return }
set -u60 %rules.timer $+ $nick On
if ($1 == !listA) {
notice $nick Ah! My Goddess (Completed)
notice $nick Ah! My Goddess: Sorezore No Tsubasa (Completed)
}
elseif ($1 == !listb) {
notice $nick Bakumatsu Kikansetsu Irohanihoheto (Completed)
notice $nick Basilisk (Completed)
}
}
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Hoopy frood
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You didn't say that in your original post. You specifically asked for displaying rules. If you request help on something, please provide accurate details of what you want or it will waste everyone's time.
on *:text:!list*:#yourchannel: {
if ($exists($+(lists\,$right($1,-1),.txt))) {
.play -nm1 $nick $+(lists\,$right($1,-1),.txt) 1000
}
else {
if ($+(%,rules.timer,$nick)) { return }
.notice $nick No such list. Wait for 10 seconds and try again.
set -u10 %rules.timer $+ $nick On
}
}
Change the channel to match what you want. Then, create a folder in mIRC's folder called "lists" (no quotes). Inside that folder, create text files (using notepad) that include all of the information you want to show. Label the files like this: lista.txt listb.txt listc.txt Etc. (You can use capitals if you want to, such as ListA.txt) Note that this will slowly notice the person with everything inside the file. If the user types !lista, it will show them lista.txt. If the user types !listfun, it will show them listfun.txt, if it exists. Etc. If the file doesn't exist, it will tell the user to wait 10 seconds and try again. This will help to prevent any chance of being flooded off by people just requesting a fake file multiple times.
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Alternatively they could use the -t switch using topics in the txt file. [A]
Ah! My Goddess (Completed)
Ah! My Goddess: Sorezore No Tsubasa (Completed)
Ai Yori Aoshi (Completed)
Ai Yori Aoshi ~Enishi~ (Completed)
Air (Completed)
Air Gear (Completed)
Air Master (Completed)
Aishiteruze Baby (Completed)
Angel Sanctuary (Completed)
Appleseed (Completed)
Asatte no Houkou (Completed)
Ayashi no Ceres (Completed)
Azumanga Daioh (Completed)
[B]
Bakumatsu Kikansetsu Irohanihoheto (Completed)
Basilisk (Completed)
Beck (Completed)
Beet The Vandel Buster (Completed)
Beet The Vandel Buster Excellion (Ongoing)
Black Blood Brothers (Completed)
Black Cat (Completed)
Black Jack 21 (Completed)
Black Lagoon (Completed)
Bleach (Ongoing)
Blood+ (Completed)
Blue Dragon (Ongoing)
Boogiepop Phantom (Ongoing)
on *:text:!list?:#yourchannel:{
if ($+(%,rules.timer,$nick)) { return }
.play -nm1t $+ $2 $nick lists\list.txt
set -u10 %rules.timer $+ $nick On
}
NOTE: I don't know what will happen if someone requests a topic that doesn't exist in the list, but you can make empty topics by specifying the topic name, then the next topic name, since topics only play per the specified topic.
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Fjord artisan
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You could use $ini() to check for them..
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I thought of that, but when I tested it, it didn't work, so I'm guessing that it's because the file is in text format, rather than ini format.
Either that or I screwed up my test.
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To expand upon your code..
on *:text:!list?:#yourchannel:{
var %file = lists\list.txt
if ($+(%,rules.timer,$nick)) { return }
if ($ini(%file, $2)) {
.play -nm1t $+ $2 $nick %file
set -u10 %rules.timer $+ $nick On
}
}
Although this example won't take the format '!listA', but '!list A'..
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To expand upon your code..
Although this example won't take the format '!listA', but '!list A'.. This will trigger on !lista, !listb, etc on *:text:!list?:#yourchannel:{
var %file = lists\list.txt,%2 = $right($1,1)
if ($+(%,rules.timer,$nick)) { return }
if ($ini(%file,%2)) {
.play -nm1t $+ %2 $nick %file
inc -u10 %rules.timer $+ $nick
}
}
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NOTE: I don't know what will happen if someone requests a topic that doesn't exist in the list... You'll get a "topic not found in file" error and the script will halt
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