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I want to set the text font to write at channel in the bold orange by default, without having to do each line with Control K7 and Control bold
How is it done?

Code:

/help ON INPUT

Here's how I would do it.

Code:

on *:input:#:  { emsg # $1- | halt }
alias emsg msg $1 7 $+ $2-

For all your other scripts, you will need to update this to not use "msg #" but "emsg #" instead.

Originally Posted By: Nillen

Here's how I would do it.

Code:

on *:input:#:  { emsg # $1- | halt }
alias emsg msg $1 7 $+ $2-

For all your other scripts, you will need to update this to not use "msg #" but "emsg #" instead.

I put this code in one remote, and modified this line the another remote:

Code:

emsg # $effect(%nick) 7 $2-

Results:

Quote:

<pepito> 76¤3.11·13´6`9·4.13¤1 Peter 7¤3.11·13´6`9·4.11¤1 7 hola estas??
<pepito> 7Peter hola estas??

Repeats the message

What if you remove the code and just use the built-in color feature? - View>Colors, View>Fonts

Originally Posted By: Nillen

What if you remove the code and just use the built-in color feature? - View>Colors, View>Fonts

That he had already tried, but changing Owntext and Normal text to orange color, I see what I write in orange, but other users still see me in black. Also do not see me in bold, when I select the Select Font style.

Ok, try this. Create a new remote file and paste this code:

Code:

on &*:input:#:  { 
  if ($left($1,1) == /) $1-
  else {
    if (!$halted) { 
      emsg # $1- 
      halt
    }
  }
}
alias emsg msg $1 7 $+ $2-

Make sure that this is in the LAST order all the time, otherwise you will send two messages when using another on input event.

Originally Posted By: Nillen

Ok, try this. Create a new remote file and paste this code:

Code:

on &*:input:#:  { 
  if ($left($1,1) == /) $1-
  else {
    if (!$halted) { 
      emsg # $1- 
      halt
    }
  }
}
alias emsg msg $1 7 $+ $2-

Make sure that this is in the LAST order all the time, otherwise you will send two messages when using another on input event.

Works perfectly! Thank you