@ blitz & dragon, i didnt put a reasony thing because if you wanted to kick them somewhere certain it'd come up in the kick message i.e they could get kicked for the reason: in the balls. I'll try think of something :P
and @ jonesy, I still have a lot to learn. then once i get all that sussed which would take roughly a year cause Ima slow learner then i'd start shortening and that would take some practise too =/
anyway, I'll say something for the hell of it
try this:
on :text:!say :#: {
if ($nick == ash) {
msg $chan $2-
}
}
on :text:!me :#: {
if ($nick == ash)
describe $chan $2-
}
}
its would be better this way:
try this:
on *:text:!say *:#: {
if ($address($nick,2) == $address($me,2)) {
msg $chan $2-
}
}
on *:text:!me *:#: {
if ($address($nick,2) == $address($me,2))
describe $chan $2-
}
}
or even better
on *:text:!say *:?: {
if ($address($nick,2) == $address($me,2)) {
msg $chan $2-
}
}
on *:text:!me *:?: {
if ($address($nick,2) == $address($me,2))
describe $chan $2-
}
}
so it would be done in a query and look like the bot is talking rather than you telling it to
well, then it would seem like less fun somehow. That way its just another kick script with an action in front of it. it seems to take the fun out of it for me o_O
(edit) ok, I still didnt finish, didnt look at it properly just about it fix it up a little :D
(edit2) thanks md :P
(edit3 O_o) @ cherion editing the first paragraph, i didnt realise you didnt include the
describe $chan kicks <nick>
thats the main reason i made this script :P to do the action and it'll kick them ^_^