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Hello, I was just wondering.. Is there some Identifier which makes you able to target an viewer with a command I've added? Like if someone asks for resolution in a stream, I can type !res <nick>, and then the bot says @"nick" 1920x1080. I've done this so far, but I can't find the right Identifier for taget, or if there even is one.
on 1:text:*!res*:#artiiz:{
msg $chan @ $+ $+ 1920x1080. $+
}
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Ameglian cow
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You can use $2
/help $1 for more info
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Hoopy frood
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In an on text event, the second word you type will be the $2 identifier.
Using @ $+ $2 will in in this case turn to @nillen assuming $2 == nillen.
Nillens @ irc.twitch.tv
Nillen @ irc.rizon.net
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Thanks alot  Also, is there a way of making the commmand not being able to trigger in a message? I've tried doing like this:
on 1:text:*!res*:#artiiz:{
msg $chan @ $+ $2 1920x1080. $+
}But that doesn't seem to work, I need to put *!res* for it to work, but the problem is that then the command will trigger if you have !res in a text message, and will be fucked up.
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Hoopy frood
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There is no difference in the trigger you used and in your first post, probably a typo.
Although it's probably obvious you want it to start with it, you only stated you didn't want it to appear anywhere in the text.
The matchtext !res* would trigger for any message starting with !res, while this is better than anywhere in the message, it still would match on !responsabilities for example, where $2 doesn't even exist.
To make sure it only trigger with the first word = !res and that you want a second word, use "!res &". The & indicate a full word
Last edited by Wims; 12/09/15 09:45 PM.
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There is no difference in the trigger you used and in your first post, probably a typo.
Although it's probably obvious you want it to start with it, you only stated you didn't want it to appear anywhere in the text.
The matchtext !res* would trigger for any message starting with !res, while this is better than anywhere in the message, it still would match on !responsabilities for example, where $2 doesn't even exist.
To make sure it only trigger with the first word = !res and that you want a second word, use "!res &". The & indicate a full word Thanks, that made it work Just one more question before this thread can be locked.
alias todate {
var %month = 09
var %day = 14
var %year = 2015
var %todate = $calc($ctime($+(%day,-,%month,-,%year) 14:0:0) - $ctime)
if (%todate < 0) {
inc %year
%todate = $calc($ctime($+(%day,-,%month,-,%year) 14:0:0) - $ctime)
}
return %todate
}
on 1:TEXT:!test:#artiiz:{
msg $chan @ $+ $nick live in about $duration($todate($2,$3),2)) $+
}
On this picture below,  Is there a way in the script (in the Code above), to make it show 16h 53m instead of "hrs" and "mins"?
Last edited by Artiiz; 13/09/15 07:09 PM.
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Hoopy frood
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Of course! $duration($todate($2,$3),2)) is returning that result, since $duration() will only ever return a duration, we can safely replace "hrs" by "h" and "mins" by "m", with $replace: $replace($duration($todate($2,$3),2)),hrs,h,mins,h)
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