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At the moment i got this part of scripting for when im not around and someone calls my nick.

Code:

on *:text:$($+(*,$me,*)):#:{ if $chan != $active { echo 14 -a 4[Nick Call]7 $nick in7 $chan said: $1- } }

But i was wondering if i could implement some sort of code that for when im CS'ing or playing some other game a.k.a when i can't see the mIRC windows my MSagent speaks the line wich contains my nick.

Codes for loading the MSagent etc are below:

Code:

/gload Mike Mike.acs
//gtalk Nick Call: $nick in $chan said: $1-

Don't know if there is a way to use them both, cause when im not gaming for example i don't want the agent to continuesly speak the text. Any of you bright scripters that can give me a helping hand with this ?

Thankz in Advance

Btw my nick is ]x[, so thats why the code my look a bit strange

Code:

on 1:TEXT:$(* $+ $me $+ *):*: {
  if ($chan != $active) { 
    echo 14 -a 4[Nick Call]7 $nick in7 $chan said: $1-
  }
  if (!$appactive) {
    gload Mike Mike.acs
    gtalk Nick Call: $nick in $chan said: $1-
  }
}

So the !$appactive variable is not $true when im playing other games right or am i mistaken here, and thus is loads the agent ?

You're correct. Only it's an identifier not a variable. When your name is being called on a channel where mIRC is not $appactive (the active application). It will load the agent for you etc.

Hope this helps.

Can you also make it echo this way when a highlight has been done? Not only when anybody sais your nick but also when a word said is in your highlight list.
Is that possible?

I'm not too hot on the Highlight Feature, truth be told I've never actually used it.

Is this what you mean

Code:

on 1:TEXT:$(* $+ $highlight($1-) $+ *):#: {
  commands..
}

Hmmmz the following problems have occured

Code:

* /gload: 'Mike' (Mike.acs) already loaded (line 64, script.ini)

Shows up in my status window.

When people sent a pm ( if i turn the agent on with private events then it does work just to make that clear ) and im active in that pm, i suddenly get spammed with

Code:

[13:30] [Nick Call] DAFsam in said: ]x[ test message

And when they say the message in the channel then it still doesnt work

Any ideas ?

on 1:TEXT:$(* $+ $me $+ *):#: {

Edit:

The highlight part works fine, but the char isnt speaking to me

Code:

on 1:TEXT:$(* $+ $me $+ *):*: {
  if ($window($active) == $target) {
    return
  }
  if (!$appactive) {
    if ($agent(Mike)) { 
      gtalk Nick Call: $nick in $chan said: $1- 
    }
    else {
      gload Mike Mike.acs
      gtalk Nick Call: $nick in $chan said: $1-
    }
  }
  else {
    echo 14 -a 4[Nick Call]7 $nick in7 $chan said: $1-
  }
}

Still nothing :'(

btw i changed

Code:

gtalk Nick Call: $nick in $chan said: $1-

to

Code:

gtalk Mike Nick Call: $nick in $chan said: $1-

so thats not the problem aswel

Got it working

Good. My apologies.

------------------------------------------------
;on *:text:$(* $+ $highlight($1-) $+ *):*:{
; if ($chan !== $active) {
; echo -a Highlight: $nick in $chan said: $1-
; }
; if (!$appactive) {
; gload -h voice rover.acs
; gtalk voice Highlight: $nick in $chan said: $1-
; gunload voice
; }
;}
------------------------------------------------
This is my code (don't mind it is commentedt out, that's because I've a problem with the $highlight.

The problem is: it doesn't just spam tha lines I'm highlighted in, it spams everything said in a channel to the active channel :s
Help!

Try this

Code:

on *:text:*:#:{
  if $highlight($1-) {
    if $chan != $active || $cid != $activecid { echo -bflirt Highlight: $nick in $chan said: $1- }
    if !$appactive {
      .gload -h voice rover.acs
      .gtalk voice Highlight: $nick in $chan said: $1-
    }
  }
}
on *:agent:if $agentname == voice { .gunload voice }

Nice thanx! the echoing part works perfect now, except for the color, but I'll play a while with that.

I still get an error with the reading stuff:
-
* /gload: error loading 'voice' (rover.acs) (line 15, LethPhaos Script - Current Projects.mrc)
-
The file rover.acs is in the mirc folder.

AFAIK rover.acs must be in <Windir>\msagent\chars

Oh and the color
Change it to this

echo -bflirt Highlight: $nick in $chan said: $1-

and the color should be the color from highlight settings in options.

thanx
the .acs file is a copy of the file in the windir directory, it should still be there :s
any other possible solutions?

Damaged or corrupt agent perhaps, Try gload -h voice default

indeed, that helped. The agent now pops up, gives the text in a text balloon and disappears.
Will it pop up over a running game for example without disturbing it?
Can you make the agent litteraly really READ it?

>> Will it pop up over a running game for example without disturbing it?
I can't tell you, I have no games installed on this machine. Try it and see

>>Can you make the agent litteraly really READ it?
Read what?

read loud, like speaking, is that possible?

Yes, that's what it does, but if you're using WinXP you have to install SAPI 4 engine, see the note in Step 3 of The use of Agents with mIRC

Ok thanx for all the help! I'm going to bed now, school tomorrow

NPs

I'm trying to inorperate your cade here into what I am currently using but I also use a sound that i want to play first then the agent load and say what was said and then unload. I basically have it working but the sound plays as the agent is speaking. I can make it so the agent speaks first and then the sound plays but i think it would be better if the sound plays first then the agent speak. From the code below is there a way this can be done. I know it can be using a timer but if I can avoid using one it would be better. thanks in advance for any help on this.

Code:

  
on ^:text:*:#:{
  if ($R.Set(Nicky,Your.Nick.Win) == On) &amp;&amp; ($me isin $1-) {
    /window -n @Nick.Messages
  /echo @Nick.Messages  $ts $c(3) »»» $c(1) $+ Your nick was mentioned by $c(2) $+ $nick $c(1) $+ in $c(2) $+ $chan $+ . $c(1) $+ With the msg of : $c(2) $+  $1- | .splay $mircdirsounds/notice.wav }
  if !$appactive {
    .gload -h voice Merlin.acs
    .gtalk voice $nick said: $1-
  }
}
on *:agent:if $agentname == voice { .gunload voice }

on ^*:text:*:#:{
  if ($R.Set(Nicky,Your.Nick.Win) == On) &amp;&amp; (%alt_nick isin $1-) {
    /window -n @Nick.Messages
  /echo @Nick.Messages  $ts $c(3) »»» $c(1) $+ Your nick was mentioned by $c(2) $+ $nick $c(1) $+ in $c(2) $+ $chan $+ . $c(1) $+ With the msg of : $c(2) $+  $1- | .splay $mircdirsounds/notice.wav }
  if !$appactive {
    .gload -h voice Merlin.acs
    .gtalk voice $nick said: $1-
  }
}
on *:agent:if $agentname == voice { .gunload voice }

Ok i found another problem, when someone says a number without something else the agents pops up and tells me I'm highlighted.
What could be the problem?

Code atm is:
-----------------------------------------------------------------
on *:text:*:#:{
if $highlight($1-) {
if ( $chan !== $active || $cid != $activecid ) { echo -alt < $+ HIGHLIGHT: $nick @ $chan $+ > $1- }
if !$appactive {
talk You were highlighted by $nick
}
}
}

alias talk {
.gload -h talk default
.gtalk talk $$1-
}
on *:agent:if ( $agentname == talk ) { .gunload talk }
-----------------------------------------------------------------

OK That' would happen for any number<= your total highlight ebtries (in options) because you can also use$highlight(N).

Easy fix is to add something to the front of the $1-, such as $nick.

Code:

on *:text:*:#:{
  if $highlight([color:red]$nick[/color] $1-) {
    if ( $chan !== $active || $cid != $activecid ) { echo -alt &lt; $+ HIGHLIGHT: $nick @ $chan $+ &gt; $1- }
    if !$appactive { talk You were highlighted by $nick }
  }
}

Hm I take it it's a longish sound (ogg or mp3 or such). Possibly use on mp3end / waveend / midiend (depending on the sound file type), check if $filename is the one used here and if so then do the agent stuff from that event.

Thanx Iori !

was wondering if someone knew were i could find a small http downloader for my *.mrc files download to a dir then reload the files

thanks