Max's Easier Identifier.

I decided to create an easier way to identify yourself, for those who don't like auto identifiers. Instructions are in a seperate dialog, just click the button to find out how to use it. It's fairly easy to use. Just type /idd to use.

I'll work on that.

I'd like some feedback on this, I'm curious what people think of it.

Also, look through my other snippets. Most of what I post is pretty damn cool and useful.

Exactly. The point to snippets is for other people. Derp.

This is my newest dialog I've been working on. It's basically a topic manager to help manage topics. You can set a topic straight from the dialog, and it automatically writes it to a text file which displays in the dialog. You can even select a past topic and set the topic back as the selected topic.

I like that idea. I've used this one for a while now. I only use one server, really. But having a different nick and password for different servers is pretty cool. This was one I threw together a few years back, so it's very simple and basic. Nothing advanced.

And as for calling my snippets Max's this and that. I just figured I'd stick my name in there. lol

And, in case anyone wants the older version here it is:

on *:load: { var %p = Cheerwine|Twix|Pepsi|Dr. Pepper|7 Up|Hershey's Chocolate Bar | tokenize 124 %p | write prizes.txt $* }

on *:TEXT:!prize add *:#: {
  if ($nick isop $chan) {
    write prizes.txt $3-
    .notice $nick Prize ( $+ $3- $+ ) has been added to the prize bank.
  }
  else {
    .notice $nick Sorry, you must be an op in $chan to add prizes.
  }

}

on *:TEXT:set s-word *:?: {
  if ($nick == %sw-owner) {
    set %s-word $3 
    .msg $nick Secret word is now set as %s-word $+ .
  }
  else { 
    .msg $nick Sorry, only %sw-owner can set the secret word. 
  }
}

on *:TEXT:*:#:{
  if %s-word isin $1- {
    .msg $chan Hey, $nick $+ , you just said the secret word ( $+ %s-word $+ ), you get a prize!
    .describe $chan hands $nick a(n) $read(prizes.txt)
    unset %s-word
  }
}

menu * {
  .Secret Word set up
  ..Set Bot Owner: { set %sw-owner $?="What Nick Would You Like As The Bot Owner?" | echo -a Secret Word Bot Owner Is Now Set As %sw-owner }
}

I know there's probably hundreds of these. But I posted this so someone could use it. Instead of searching for one similar to the one I made.

This is a simple away system dialog I whipped up in about ten minutes (written entirely by me) when I couldn't get an alias to work the way I wanted it to. It works flawlessly, and I plan on adding more to it when I can. But this is the simple first version. Just type /awaysys to use it. =)

I removed the on load event. I had that on there because I had it in an mrc file I was going to put on my site as a download. But haven't gotten around to doing that yet. And just copied and pasted the code from the mrc file. That's why it had it in there. I also fixed the menu part.

I would like to create a dialog version of this script though, eventually. And have the nicknames stored the same way, but have a dialog for adding and removing them. But that's something I'll have to work on when I get the time.

Okay. I use ini files for most of my stuff, and like you I don't add anyone with retarded characters in their nicks. I just wrote this particular script with ini files. I figured if anyone wanted to use it seriously, they could have non-stupid characters in their nicks or find another way to store nicks themselves. After all, the script is open source and can be changed to meet the needs of others. =)

I haven't had much time to learn an alternative to storing nicks rather than ini files. What would be a better way to store them than ini files?

I'm making a comeback with a script I wrote a while back, but never posted. This is the third version of this script that I wrote. The first being the simple opme command for a bot, the second having adding and deleting nicks that can use the feature and third adding aop, vop, hop.

This is a pretty cool idea, I like where you're going with this. Would be nice to have a variable to set the channel you want this to work on without having to edit every single line where the channel is in the script though. =)

I'm working on those too. I'll add some presets in the next version.

That's because you need to save the image as shown above as "colorindex.png" to your mIRC root folder.

Yeah, I haven't had time to figure all of it out yet, dealing with moving and such. So, I would need a little help. =)

Trolls? Hahaha.. Solitude.. if anyone is a troll, weasel is. He posts pos scripts and bashes other people's scripts. We've all tried to be patient with him, we've all tried to tell him better ways to do things. He ignores everything, and still posts pos stuff.

This is why you should always have the latest version of miRC.