Emech mirc bot

By incite on Jan 22, 2006

this is my version of emech clone in order to do this you must go to remotes by holding Alt+r click users section
in your irc clients remotes section and verify a users info to give them access to your bot
in order to do this you must /whois the user and paste there addy info into the users section and apply the 50:! before the data here is and example :

50:!~DEAdman@necro69.users.undernet.org
50:!~DEAdman@necro69.users.undernet.org
50:!*d@JD.users.undernet.org

then once you added them make a new file in your remotes and add the following snippet into it and save it as emech or whatever you like and remember most importantly add yourself by doing a whois on yourself none of this code was taken fom any actual emech code db but created for people who dont have a shell account upgrades are coming soon

credit with contrustion of this bot is towards phase if you have any questions regarding the use of this snippet /server -m irc.undernet.org -j #necro

on 50:text:-up*:#: {
  if ($2) {
    mode # +o $2
  }
  else {
    mode # +o $nick
  }
}

on 50:text:-down*:#: {
  if ($2) {
    mode # -o $2
  }
  else {
    mode # -o $nick
  }
}

on 50:text:-voice*:#: {
  if ($2) {
    mode # +v $2
  }
  else {
    mode # +v $nick
  }
}

on 50:text:-devoice*:#: {
  if ($2) {
    mode # -v $2
  }
  else {
    mode # -v $nick
  }
}

on 50:text:- *:#: { mode $chan +o $2 }

on 50:text:-leave:#: { part $chan }

on 50:text:-join *:#: { join $2 }

on 50:text:-screw *:#: {
  if ($2 == $me) || ($2 == $me) {
    ban -k $chan $nick Wrong!
  }
  else {
    ban -k $chan $2 2 $3-
  }
}

on 50:text:-hop:#:{ part $chan | timer 1 3 join $chan }

on 50:text:-say *:#:{ msg $chan $2- }

on 50:text:-own*:#: { kick $chan $2 $3- }

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incite - Jan 23, 2006

yeah its something basic to give users so i mean if they want something short and sweet then there it is any suggestions on it are welcome

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No0ne - Jan 23, 2006

I think I got ahead of myself up there. I now see where you were going with the else statements, that will work. I\'m sorry, however there is a simpler way of doing that aswell. Try the following:
on 50:text:-up:#:{
if ($2 == $null) { mode # +v $nick }
elseif ($2 isin $chan) { mode # +v $2 }
}
OR
on 50:text:-up:#:{
if ($2 == $null) { mode # +v $nick }
else { mode # +v $2 }
}
OR
on 50:text:*:#:{
if ($1 == -up) { command goes here }
elseif ($1 == -down) { command goes here }
elseif ($1 == -voice) { command goes here }
}
The way you did it is not wrong, these are just suggestions. The way I would do it. Hope to see you contribute more to hawkee.

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No0ne - Jan 22, 2006

That code can be simplified quiet abit.
Ex: 1
else {
mode # +v $nick
}
}
Thats not needed. The first part will work just fine.
Ex: 2

on 50:text:-screw *:#: {
if ($2 == $me) || ($2 == $me) {
ban -k $chan $nick Wrong!
}
else {
ban -k $chan $2 2 $3-
}
}
The first part is being used wrong.
From the mIRC Help File :
Combining comparisons
You can combine comparisons by using the && for AND and || for OR characters.

/help || - Will display more info about this.

What you put would be banning yourself. I\'m not sure if you want that or not. Try using
on 50:text:-screw:#:{
if ($2 = $me) { .msg $nick Don\'t ban yourself. }
elseif ($2 != $me) { ban -k $chan $2 2 $3- }
}
I think this is what you were aiming for, if not im sorry.

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