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%8ballg rather

korvin, u shold do else, so when u do !8b on, it duznt respond ;)

u could do something like

$iif(%8ball,unset $v1,set $v1 on)

and what is the %8ball?

i didnt see a point for the enable/disable, so you can make it all 1 text event:

on *:TEXT:!8b *:%chan: {
  if ($2 == on && $nick isop # && !%8ball) {
    /set %8ballg $2 | /msg $chan 8Ball enabled.
  }
  if ($2 == off && $nick isop # && %8ball) {
    /unset %8ballg | /msg $chan 8Ball disabled.
  }
  if (%8ballg == on) {
    set %answer $rand(1,10)
    if (%answer == 1) { msg $chan %8ball Yes }
    if (%answer == 2) { msg $chan %8ball No }
    if (%answer == 3) { msg $chan %8ball Maybe }
    if (%answer == 4) { msg $chan %8ball Of course! }
    if (%answer == 5) { msg $chan %8ball never }
    if (%answer == 6) { msg $chan %8ball keep dreaming }
    if (%answer == 7) { msg $chan %8ball Yeah right.. }
    if (%answer == 8) { msg $chan %8ball And our survey says... | .timer 1 2 /msg $chan \"UH UH\" NOPE! }
    if (%answer == 9) { msg $chan %8ball And our survey says... | .timer 1 2 /msg $chan \"DING\" Yup }
    if (%answer == 10) { msg $chan %8ball Maybe if u keep dreaming. }
  }
}

also, its pointless turning it on/off, cuz anyone can turn it on/off

i agree with helios, the if (%var == number) is a waste, i would use a txt or a variable

on *:TEXT:!8ball*:%chan: { 
  if (%8ballg == on) {
    var %x = yes|no|maybe so|i dont know|other answers
    msg $chan $gettok(%x,$r(1,$numtok(%x,124)),124)
  }
}

I don\'t think it works for mine... ><

8ball on

on :TEXT:!8ball :%chan: {
if (%8ballg == on) {
msg $chan $+(,04,8Ball:) $read(future.txt)
}
}

8ball end

Then put all the replies into a file called future.txt. It keeps the script file cleaner and replies dont have to be numbered =)

I don\'t see the purpose of the variable %8ball since it is not being set in any of the events. Also if you are enabling/disable a group for turning on/off the script, setting a variable is not needed.