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#202511 23/07/08 08:57 PM
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Is there a method to make user levels only for a specfic network and not global?

michael2 #202514 23/07/08 09:04 PM
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No. User levels are stored globally. How you use them, however, is up to you. Just because the level is globally stored doesn't mean you have to use it that way-- you can check $network or $cid in your events to verify that the user in question is on the right network, thereby implementing network specific user levels. Of course, you cant share user level numbers/names, so you do need a unique one for each network, but that should only be a minor issue.


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michael2 #202516 23/07/08 10:20 PM
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Hi.

Or you can always use the $network and/or $chan in the user level name.
For example.

auser $+( $network, $chan, 1) Extreminador

on the "User" part it will show something like this.

EFnet#mirc1:Extreminador

good luck

Last edited by Miguel_A; 23/07/08 10:20 PM.

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