I posted a question a while back and got an enswer, but I seem I can't get it to work.
Question:
If say a person called Bahran types this:
/me burns Gar to a crisp with a flame thrower and munches on his crispy arm.
how can I make it reply automatically with me saying:
/me sprinkles the hotest mixture of ingredents known to mankind on his arm before Bahran gets a chance to grab it and sits back to watch the show.
Also what would I change to make it reply to another saying, like:
/me slaps Gar around with a large trout
is there a way of shortening that? Like if it finds the words burn, flame and thrower in the same action it will reply? Or do I need the entire thing?
Also they sometimes call me Gar, gar or Gararion, would this still work if they called my be a name other then Gar?
Give this a try edit the triggers for the necessary responce
ON *:TEXT:*:*: {
if ( burns isin $1- ) || ( $me isin $1- ) {
/me sprinkles the hotest mixture of ingredents known to mankind on his arm before Bahran gets a chance to grab it and sits back to watch the show.
timer 1 15 /me slaps Gar around with a large trout
}
}
What does the timer part in that script do?
I don't usually use a script unless I know what each part does, so I can play around with it.
the timer makes it wait 15 seconds before the command.
so what would I change if I have a list of about ten different things I want it to reply to?
If you didn't get it yet, me and this other guy are having a counter war
if burns * flame*thrower* iswm $1- { commands }
basicly after the first nick burns you
the script woudl give you your first reply
then wait 15 seconds befor giving the 2nd reply
so why do a single slap when you can do a double slap
on the same nick
now if you really wanted to have soem fun you could try this
ON *:TEXT:*:*: {
if (( burns isin $1- ) || ( $me isin $1- )) { //me $read(slap.txt) }
}
then you can enter in any kind of responce and as many responces into a SLAP.TXT as long as they are one liners and
the script woudl random read a new line each time the other person use there same old line but you would have to creat a text called Slap.txt and put it in your mirc folder for the script to read it
/me uses the active window, not the channel where the event occurred.. use describe # instead.