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To use it, just paste it into a new remote file and type !bomb [NICK]. To change some settings, check the Commands menu, or you can do it remotely with various !bomb set commands. Type !bomb set to see the list of them.

Rhino, what?

Rainbow Text

To add to that post, keep in mind that I had to use a sequence of colors in a certain order, so I couldn\'t just use $rand for the numbers needed.

Yeah, I know that most of the coding could be done simpler, but it still works just as well.

Scrolling Rainbow Nicklist

Yeah pretty much, though I think it\'s be better to use /run [mp3], since that would open it with the users preferred program.

A good way that would allow for someone to use even a list of a hundred .MP3s to choose from would be to name them in sequence like song1.mp3, song2.mp3, etc., and then doing something like:

on *:START:{
var %rander = $rand(1,100)
splay $+(song,%rander,.,mp3)
}

Korvin, he speaks the truth.

The notification of new messages and the reading of messages.

I\'ve got two gripes: 1) the $replace identifiers could all be combined into one and 2) the script doesn\'t work.

Well my line of thinking was that since non-voiced people cannot talk in a moderated channel, checking if they\'re voiced is unnecessary. I check if they\'re oped because 1) devoicing and op has no effect, and 2) it\'s assumed that the ops are well-known frequenters of the channel, and thus won\'t cause need for this script, whereas normal voiced people will.

No_body21, no, if they aren\'t voiced they couldn\'t talk in the first place (since this is obviously for moderated channels), and if they\'re oped I assume they wouldn\'t be spamming.

Devoice On Talk

Added yet another update, this one is quite large.

(sorry for all the double- and triple-posts.)

Updated the script again to fix an error that would cause it not to work. I also added a vowel parser of sorts.

Backoff, you must admit to yourself that this is nothing like your script except for a few minor parts.

Also, I added some more updates.

Ok, I tried them and they all work except #9 (the one with a solid dark blue background).

Very well done, great effect. Just one thing, perhaps you should make the @window close after you chose one of the styles, and include an English translation next to the Spanish.

Made various other modifications, read the update in the Author\'s Notes.

Made a modification to the script so that if someone were to use !bomb [NICK] [TEXT], the kick message for cutting the wrong wire or the timer running out will include [TEXT], so you can taunt/insult them or whatever reasons you can think of.

You should use var %i = 1 and a while loop instead of a goto loop, it\'s shorter, easier, and leaves less room for error.

var %i = 1
while (%i <= 20) {
var %nick = $nick(#,%i)
if (%nick isop #) notice $nick 4,13 $+ %nick is an Op!
if (%nick ishop #) notice $nick 7,13 $+ %nick is a Halfop!
if (%nick isvoice #) notice $nick 11,13 $+ %nick is Voice!
if (%nick isreg #) notice $nick 9,13 $+ %nick is a regualar...
inc %i
}
}

Well, the closing angled bracket after the name isn\'t white like it should be, you should fix that. I also suggest you don\'t color the text since I, for one, use a black background and it is unreadable. The default would be more acceptable. Other than that, well, it works I suppose. Not much of a use though.

Backoff, ideas are ideas, you don\'t \'own\' this idea so it cannot be stolen. Sure there are similarities, but it\'s a script about defusing a bomb, how different can they be?

!Bomb Script

Some comments: \'set %nickchange $$1-\' should be \'set %nickchange $$?1\'
\'%nickchange = $replace(%nickchange,a,4)
%nickchange = $replace(%nickchange,b,8)
etc...\'

Could be collapsed into on $replace() by using $replace(%nickchange,a,4,b,8,c,[,...)