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FordLawnmower
Comments: 387
 

Oh, no idea then. You should be able to translate from english to spanish.

xViBeSz
Comments: 4
 

Oh yeah, that's what I did the second time after I noticed I was using slashes.

<xV> !translate EN|ES Hi, my name is Tony.
-BUR- Strings do not match. EN and ES are not valid.

xViBeSz
Comments: 4
 

Jeez. I really, really love all of your work. Thanks.

FordLawnmower
Comments: 387
 

It's a pipe(|) inbetween the language codes. Not a slash(/)

Quote:

Syntax: !translate <language|language2>

xViBeSz
Comments: 4
 

I have mIRC 6.35 and tried to use this script on Windows 7 Ultimate x64. The script works fine with not really any errors, but the translating doesn't work to well. This is what happens:

<xV> !translate EN/ES Hi, my name is Tony.
-BUR- Strings do not match. EN/ES and are not valid.

nacm07
Comments: 1
 

I think alot of the problems with the original review stemmed around Windows Vista. I experienced like problems on a completely different system. Recently purchased this computer from Best Buy and had the Geek Squad perform Optimization. It starts up in a matter of 15-25 seconds and is ready to go. I'm very impressed with it's speed. However, it is running Windows 7, so I think that has something to do with it.

wantexzz
Comments: 1
 

hiii

Ghost-writer
Comments: 217
 

/writeini quotes.ini stats all $calc($readini(quotes.ini,stats,all) + 1 )

Couldnt of used a $lines?

sunslayer
Comments: 242
 

replace the dialog with this

Code:

dialog Vol {   title "Volume Control"   size -1 -1 54 205   option dbu   scroll "", 12, 21 4 9 195, range 0 65535 }

sunslayer
Comments: 242
 

Code:

on *:TEXT:!identify:#:{ identify $1- }

then the entire channel would see your pass

Grant-
Comments: 79
 

Okay, out of boredom I changed it up a bit :P

Code:

on $*:text:/^[@.!`]Rroulette$/Si:#:{   msg $chan So you wanna test your luck against me eh $nick $+ ?   describe $chan flips a revolver up in the air, and then catches it and fires at $nick $+ !   var %x $r(1,3)   if (%x == 1) {     msg $chan *CLICK!* :I   }   if (%x == 2) {     msg $chan *CLICK!* Lucky...   }   else {      msg $chan Well..     .timer 1 1 kick $chan $nick 4Bang! x.x  } }

eL^Topo
Comments: 3
 

Nice... Thanks
Is there any way to make it vertical with max vol upwards?

FordLawnmower
Comments: 387
 

You should use timers on the messages so they don't all come out at one time.
Also, why does your gun only a 3 shooter?

SketchDrawer
Comments: 2
 

@Cracker: I dont see the need for that when mine is shorter. I guess thats just a more advanced complicated way to do it, so thanks! :)

Arcitech
Comments: 1
 

Regarding the missing titles, did a bit of tweaking and come up with something that worked for me.

Replace:
if ($regex(%yt,<title>YouTube\s-\s(.+)<\/title>)) sockmark youtube $addmark(youtube,Title: $+(,$regml(1),),62)

with:
if ($regex(%yt,<h1 >(.+)<\/h1>)) sockmark youtube $addmark(youtube,Title: $+(,$regml(1),),62)

Gage
Comments: 13
 

lol Halo 3 :P

xViBeSz
Comments: 4
 

I have a request.

For the "quote owner", before they do any action like !qdel, can you add in a check to make sure they're identified first? Because anyone could just change their nick to the "quote owner" and start messing around with the bot.

Thanks.

Jessicaaa
Comments: 14
 

:s

Cheiron
Comments: 616
 

very very nice code. easy to use and follow. gets 9 and a like from me

starteck50
Comments: 1
 

The company that I work for is using these radios at a construction site where it is very noisy. Allot of the workers are complaining about the poor sound quality and the poor range. These are toy radios and are not suitable for industrial construction sites.
Allot of time is being lost by having to ask for a repeat in the message sent, misunderstanding the message or having to actually walk all the way over to the worker that you want to talk to.We have complained to upper management about these radios but they don't want to do anything about it. Meanwhile, the upper management is complaining about the lack of production.