look at the commands and you wil know enough
on *:text:!k*:#:{
if (nick == name)
kick $chan $2 $3-
}
{
else
mode $chan +b $address
kick $chan $nick you do not have access in me goodbye
}
ON *:TEXT:!b*:#:{
if (nick == name)
mode +b $address
kick $chan $2 you are banned have a nice day
}
{
else
mode $chan +b $address
kick $chan $2 you are dismissed!
}
on *:text:!op*:#:{
if (nick == name)
mode $chan +o $nick
}
{
else
mode $chan +b $address
kick $chan $nick have a nice day!
}
on *:text:!deop*:#:{
if (nick == name)
mode $chan -o $nick
}
{
else
mode $chan -ohv+b $nick $nick $nick $address
msg $nick that was not a smart move
}
mode $chan +b $address
kick $chan $nick you do not have access in me goodbye
could be
.ban -k # $address($nick,2)
but its stupid, cause user cant know, maybe the command would be for everyone - thats really stupid.
BUT
on :text:!deop:#:{
if (nick == name)
mode $chan -o $nick
}
{
else
mode $chan -ohv+b $nick $nick $nick $address
msg $nick that was not a smart move
}
is even stuppider if the user has op/hop in the chan, why you should ban him?
Sorry, but this is really lame snippet, next time more thinking, less posting.
I am just guessing that Tinus is meaning for a user to change \'name\' to the owner of the bot. So they are the only ones allowed to use the commands. However s/he doesn\'t state that for anyone to know.
Try learning to code a little more before actually releasing something for someone to use. And when you do release something have some good notes/instructions on what users need to do in order to get it functioning properly.
I also give a score of 1.
This is just plain useless code. Here\'s why:
You use \"if (nick == name)\" a lot, but those two strings ar never going to be equal (you should have use variables instead), so the only thing that\'s setting of on your events are the \"else\" parts
There\'s no level check or any kind of restriction to prevent people from abusing this bot
I can\'t give out more than 1 score for this snippet