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on *:connect: {
.timer(lag-o-meter) 0 1 /lag-o-meter
}

alias lag-o-meter { .ctcp $me lag-o-meter $ticks }

ctcp ^*:*: {
if ((lag-o-meter* iswm $$1-) && ($nick == $me)) {
titlebar Lag: $lag-o-meter
haltdef
}
}
alias lag-o-meter return $round($calc(($ticks / 1000) - ($2 / 1000)),3)

yes ?

I assume you're asking or intended to) why this doesn't work? Type /help ctcp events and get the event syntax straight. Try again, and if it still doesn't work, ask again and be somewhat more specific then.

I would look into your ^ prefix on the ctcp...

(From the help:)
The ^ event prefix currently works only on the following types of events: ACTION, BAN, CHAT, DEHELP, DEOP, DEVOICE, HELP, INVITE, JOIN, KICK, MODE, NICK, NOTICE, OP, OPEN, PART, PING, TEXT, UNBAN, USERMODE, VOICE, QUIT, SERV, SERVERMODE, SNOTICE, TOPIC, WALLOPS.

CTCP doesn't allow the ^ prefix to my knowledge.

on *:connect: {
.timer(lag-o-meter) 0 120 /lag-o-meter
}
alias lag-o-meter { .ctcp $me lag-o-meter $ticks }
ctcp *:*:*: {
if ((lag-o-meter* iswm $$1-) && ($nick == $me)) {
titlebar -
titlebar --
titlebar -->
titlebar -->>
titlebar -->>[
titlebar $+(-->>,$chr(160),L)
titlebar $+(-->>[,$chr(160),La)
titlebar $+(-->>[,$chr(160),Lag)
titlebar $+(-->>[,$chr(160),Lag:)
titlebar $+(-->>[,$chr(160),Lag: $_lag-o-meter)
titlebar $+(-->>[,$chr(160),Lag: $_lag-o-meter,$chr(160),])
titlebar $+(-->>[ $chr(160),Lag: $_lag-o-meter,$chr(160),]<)
titlebar $+(-->>[ $chr(160),Lag: $_lag-o-meter,$chr(160),]<<)
titlebar $+(-->>[ $chr(160),Lag: $_lag-o-meter,$chr(160),]<<-)
titlebar $+(-->>[,Lag: $_lag-o-meter,]<<--)
haltdef
}
}
alias _lag-o-meter return $duration($calc(($ticks - $2) / 1000))

This Part: $duration($calc(($ticks - $2) / 1000))
has somethin wrong for sure! it's not working well!

Extra parameter:

ctcp *:*:*: {

ctcp <level>:<event>: {

Check This Print Screen: http://ascmalta.sytes.net/lag.bmp

also, i removed that thing that you told me! but still the lag time is being like always, the wrong 1:(

Here is a working example you perhaps can learn from, or even use for yourself (no worries, you can 'rip' it as the term may be) See if this helps you:

you have two alias with the same name

You may want to double check that--i dont

what convinced you to use bmp? they are huge and take forever to load... use jpg or even better png

lol true i clicked to look and got tired of waiting so i said screw it and closed it out ..... i dont ned to wait a week to help someone. granted i do enjoy a screenshot every now and then.

btw his lag said like 5 days...

edit Here is a png version
http://www.mtec89.com/misc/lag.png

lmao yes thats quite a lag ..... i wasnt gonna wait 5 days to see it either ha.

on *:connect:.timer(lag-o-meter) 0 30 ctcp $!me Lag $!ticks
ctcp me:*:lag:?:titlebar [Lag: $calc($ticks - $2)*.001) secs] | halt

yeah right! but i was going to work and i didn't had time! :>

Here It Is All The Code:

on *:CONNECT: {
if (!$timer(lag $+ $network)) .timerlag-o-meter@ [ $+ [ $network ] ] 0 120 /lag
}
on *:DISCONNECT: {
if ($timer(lag $+ $network)) .timerlag-o-meter@ [ $+ [ $network ] ] off
}
alias lag {
.ctcp $me lag-o-meter $ticks
}
ctcp *:lag-o-meter: {
if ($nick == $me) {
var %ticks = $2, %lag = $calc(($ticks - %ticks) / 1000)
titlebar -
titlebar --
titlebar -->
titlebar -->>
titlebar -->>[
titlebar $+(-->>,$chr(160),L)
titlebar $+(-->>[,$chr(160),La)
titlebar $+(-->>[,$chr(160),Lag)
titlebar $+(-->>[,$chr(160),Lag:)
titlebar $+(-->>[,$chr(160),Lag: $round(%lag, 2),sec)
titlebar $+(-->>[,$chr(160),Lag: $round(%lag, 2),sec,$chr(160),])
titlebar $+(-->>[,$chr(160),Lag: $round(%lag, 2),sec,$chr(160),]<)
titlebar $+(-->>[,$chr(160),Lag: $round(%lag, 2),sec,$chr(160),]<<)
titlebar $+(-->>[,$chr(160),Lag: $round(%lag, 2),sec,$chr(160),]<<-)
titlebar $+(-->>[,$chr(160),Lag: $round(%lag, 2),sec,$chr(160),]<<--) Network: $+([,$network,]) Server: $+([,$server,]) Nick: $+([,$me,])
if ($round(%lag, 2) == 8) {
echo -a **Alert** You Are $round(%lag, 2) $+ sec Laged! **Alert**
}
if ($round(%lag, 2) > 20) {
echo -a **Alert** You Are $round(%lag, 2) $+ sec Laged! **Alert**
}
}
halt
}

10x ppl for the help :>

You'd be better off just using the on on ^1:PONG:{ event to get your lag

nice idea :>