on @*:TEXT:*:#: {
if (%flood2. [ $+ [ $wildsite ] ] == $null) {
set -u5 %flood2. [ $+ [ $wildsite ] ] 1
}
elseif (%flood2. [ $+ [ $wildsite ] ] >= 5) {
kick # $nick 14Do not flood in here!
unset %flood2. [ $+ [ $wildsite ] ]
}
else { inc -u5 %flood2. [ $+ [ $wildsite ] ] }
}


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Can you guys make a code that won't kick voice and op's on the channel?

and repeat kick also thank you

After the on text line, just add:

if ($nick isvo $chan || $nick isop $chan) { return }

Thanks it works now...


how about auto voice when its on level 50?

on join ???

Riamus2 aint it $nick isvoice? not isvo?

I think 'isvo' was used on older versions of mIRC & still works on the current version. I would prefer using the 'isvoice' since it's the one listed in the help file.

You know what during my scripting age with these new mirc versions I really thought that isvoice was odd too see but it worked i thought was different but this maybe the reason because it used to be isvo

Yeah, use isvoice instead of isvo. I didn't have mIRC handy and was going from memory. isvo really makes more sense to me, but use the one that is documented because isvo could, someday, be removed.

@ makes it only work when you are opped so you won't get an error.
50 makes it trigger only on levels 50 and higher.

Feel free to set a specific channel, or channels, or just leave it as-is, so it works on all channels. Because it requires you to be opped to do anything, it won't affect any channels that you aren't an op in, so it should be fine not to specify a channel or channels if you don't want to.

on @50:join:#: {
if ($nick !isvoice $chan) && ($nick !isop $chan) {
mode $chan +v $nick
}
}

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like this?

Noone has any status on an join event so you cant use those conditions. its only after a join that a user gets his status, see the replies to my earlier post called timers where i had a similar problem.

but i guess it may work like this

on @50:JOIN:#yourchannel: /.timer 1 2 /modecheck $nick $chan
alias modecheck {
if ($1 isreg $2) {
mode $2 +v $1
}
}

cant test it as am about to fall asleep but it should work

Or use /pvoice

/help /pvoice

works fine tnx
any other suggestions?

No need for the !isvoice or !isop check. When they join, they are not going to be voiced or opped yet, so it's not necessary to check.

You could do this, but it isn't necessary. Use /pvoice if you want to avoid multiple people trying to op/voice the person, as was suggested by deegee.

Also, you don't need any /'s in scripts.

Hey,

I have an additional question for this script. I want it only to kick if the spammessages are all the same. So 5 of the same message in a short time.

I hope somebody can help me.