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Phoenix847
Comments: 14
 

Thanks for the nice words PunkTuReD.

Lmao yeah I know Napa, its definitely not aligned. I have bothered with that at all. All I'm doing right now is "setting it all up" but later, I'll fix it all. Its not entirely finished and yeah, for the list, I'm going to include that in to remove all of the other lame buttons and such. For now, its only a partial Beta, use it if you want :p
I'm going to delete the editboxes on the top left and keep that version for myself, but the actual version that others will use will look cleaner and such and not include all that random stuff. So yeah, it'll be nice when I'm done and since its the summer, I have all the time I need to fix it.

napa182
Comments: 735
 

dialog needs alignment and note that for others they wont get them round buttons.
why not add a listbox to add channel's to so you can add or remove as many as you want and it would reduce most of this code.
as it is 4/10

PunkTuReD
Comments: 59
 

the dialog looks really niice man .

SpotRedDog
Comments: 84
 

with a few changes of my own nothing that you should change, I have a script running and added this to that so, I like it, its nice and simple to the point and easy to use all great things way to go keep up the good work.

mountaindew
Comments: 1,366
 

I would learn the $iif identifier.

Basically it's $iif(statement,if true,if false)

So like "echo -a $iif(2 == 3,yup,nah)" would return nah

In this case, you could do

Code:

ban -k $chan $2 $iif($3,$3-,You !@#$ up. Bai.)

Phoenix847
Comments: 14
 

GAHH napa182, you friggin know everything xD ... and I totally missed %3-... I'm not sure why I put that o.O
Lmao @ EL
and thanks jonesy44, I just might add that ;)

jonesy44
Comments: 630
 

lmfao, EL :P

u may wanna add:

Code:

if (!%count) {   set %count 1 }

:)

EL
Comments: 806
 

...Thinking doesnt suit you Napa :P

napa182
Comments: 735
 

no need to set global vars and you have where it says set %kbreason %3-
should be $3-
you could have it like this as well

Code:

on *:text:!kb*:#:{   if ($nick(#,$nick,vr)) ||  ($2 == $me) {     .notice $nick $iif($2 == $me,Piff You Think So?,You must be halfop or above to use my !kb script.)   }   elseif (!$2) || ($2 !ison #) {     .notice $nick $iif(!$2,Please Enter A Nick To Ban.,I Can't Seem To Find $2)   }   else {     var %kbreason $3-     if (!%kbreason) { var %kbreason You !@#$ up. Bai. }     ban -k $chan $2 %kbreason     inc %count     msg $chan $2 Is The $ord(%count) Noob To Be Turned Into A Sweatshop Worker...   } }

just a thought....

jonesy44
Comments: 630
 

Bangin (Y)

napa182
Comments: 735
 

well if you are going to akick them you mite want it to kick them when you do, and instead of useing / on the timers use a . to stop the timer flood. also no need to set a global var you can use a local var instead.

Tom445566
Comments: 12
 

Edit: Unban should be /timer 2 /mode $chan -b $2 The other didn't work for me.

Tom445566
Comments: 12
 

You forgot unban :L

BlueThen
Comments: 236
 

Well, try and get into the habbit of not using /'s, because it makes the code look cleaner.

Phoenix847
Comments: 14
 

Hmm? I don't see the missing bracket, and I definitely don't know why I do have an inc count in there LOL.
Missing a few things? ... Like what?
Only a beginner scripter here so I do need a little help =/

Phoenix847
Comments: 14
 

I know you don't need the / but I use it only because thats what I first began with, and sort of grew into it. It adds a little organization for me.

mountaindew
Comments: 1,366
 

Better yet, .'s would be better so you don't see all the msg's.

napa182
Comments: 735
 

you are missing a bracket and why inc a count if you are not going to use it. and it seems you forgot a few things... 2/10

BlueThen
Comments: 236
 

There's no need for /'s... just for future reference.