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whats the event for mode +h on a nick? and whats the $thingy for the nick that it happens to?
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+h as in "helper" ?
if ($me != tired) { return } | else { echo -a Get a pot of coffee now $+($me,.) }
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dont know that flag, what do it do?? if ($nick isop) = op if ($nick isvo) = voice.. but never heard about +h ? thats half op or somthing? :tongue:
if ($me != tired) { return } | else { echo -a Get a pot of coffee now $+($me,.) }
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its halfop i dont see a $halfop or whateverand i dont know the 'on event' for it
on *:VOICE:#: { if ($vnick == $me) && (*Serv !iswm $nick) && (*.*.* !iswm $nick) .timer 1 5 /msg $chan ty $nick } on *:OP:#: { if ($opnick == $me) && (*Serv !iswm $nick) && (*.*.* !iswm $nick) .timer 1 5 /msg $chan ty $nick }
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sorry cant help you, im not on any network that using that flag so i never tryed to figure it out :tongue:
if ($me != tired) { return } | else { echo -a Get a pot of coffee now $+($me,.) }
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on *:HELP:#:{ echo -a $hnick just got given half-op :-) } on *:DEHELP:#:{ echo -a $hnick just got they're half-op taken away :-( }
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I think you're looking for on HELP and on DEHELP, also the identifier $hnick
- Jason
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on help? thats weird... how can i set a timer to pick a number randomly from say 4 - 10 seconds?
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/timer <amount of times> $r(4,10)
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i cant find help with $r...lol somone needs to update the help file =.=
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oh...ty
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np
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/timer <amount of times> $r(4,10)
that pck a random number only the first time. if a want a net number each iteration, use $!rand or $!r
-KingTomato
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