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on *:JOIN:#USF:{
if ($me == StupBot) {
/msg $chan Good for you to join us!
}
}

Is the code I have, is there a way to welcome certain people certain ways?

Also, is there a script that responds to when somebody leaves the IRC?

Sure is, heres an example

Code:

on *:JOIN:#USF:{
if ($me == StupBot) {
  if ( $nick == basicer ) /msg $chan Hey Bas
  else if ( $nick == Cobra ) /msg $chan Look out its Cobra
  else /msg $chan Good for you to join us $nick ! 
}
}

Nice, thanks.

I got this:

on *:PART:#USF:{
if ($me == StupBot) {
/msg $chan Bye bye. v.v
}
}

Which works for when someone leaves the IRC, but something when they QUIT, the bot doesn't resond. How come?

Part is different from Quit, so you'll need a remote for both.

Code:

on *:PART:#USF:{
if ($me == StupBot) {
/msg $chan Bye bye. v.v
}
}
on *:QUIT: {
if ($me == StupBot) {
/msg $chan Bye bye. v.v
}
}

K, thanks.

I don't think that $chan is filled in the onQUIT event, since quits are not specific to any single channel.

-genius_at_work

In a quit event, $chan returns $null

Yeah that Quit code didn't work.

In a On Quit event, you can use $comchan instead of $chan

Code:

 msg $comchan($nick,1) Bye bye. v.v

That would message the 1st common channel with the nick that just quit.

Just to upgrade your script a slight bit, incase they want groups of nicks replied to in some way

Code:

on *:JOIN:#USF:{
  if ($me == StupBot) {
    if     ($istok(basicer davec robbyrob peter,$nick,32)) { msg $chan Hey you sad sad cases! }
    elseif ($istok(yahoo yabbab yayayaya,$nick,32))        { msg $chan Hey one of the y boys are here! }
    elseif ($istok(zorro,$nick,32))                        { msg $chan Onguard! }
    else { msg $chan Good for you to join us $nick ! }
  }
}

on *:QUIT: {
if ($me == StupBot) {
if ( $nick == FireDivine ) /msg $comchan($nick,1) $chan NO! DON'T LEAVE ME!
else /msg $comchan($nick,1) LEAVE THEN! See if I care!
}
}

is what I ended up using.

I would have to check it, but im pretty sure thats a bit pointless, since by the time the server has got a quit message from/caused by the user ($nick) and relayed it to the bot ($me) and then the bot msg's the comchannel (if there is one) that the said user has already QUIT so if not connected to the server anymore.