Channel Limiter BOT

Platform: mIRC

Published Nov 05, 2007

Updated Nov 06, 2007

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OK Finaly i creade the easy and so so usefull script and its much easy and faster Channel Limiter Please Leave a Commect Or SCOREEEEEEEE if u know how to make it more easyer u can sended here thx btw put your channels name where it says <YOUR CHANNEL> and delete " < " and " > " =)

There i Updated it!

Channel Limiter

[By: M[n]M ]

[Server: /server -m Chat.Simus.Uz -j #mp3 ]

[Channel: #mp3 ]

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on *:JOIN:#<YOURCHANNEL>: { /mode $chan +l $calc($nick(#,0) + 2) | /echo # *** Channel Limit Changed *** M[n]M Script. }

on *:QUIT:{ if ( $chan == <YOUR CHANNEL>) { /mode $chan +l $calc($nick(#,0) + 1) } }

on *:PART:#<YOURCHANNEL>: { /mode $chan +l $calc($nick(#,0) + 1) }

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^silk - Nov 06, 2007

Oh I see. Thanks for clarifying that Freckle.

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Freckle - Nov 06, 2007

@ ^silk

This is used by some people to prevent mass (re)joins.
also:

		Code 			
on *:PART:#: { if ($nick == $me) { mode <yourchannel> -l }
	

Might be handy ;)

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xDaeMoN - Nov 06, 2007

$chan has no value in the On Quit event. You either specify the channel or use $comchan($me,N) or $chan(N) <- N being your Nth channel.

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mountaindew - Nov 05, 2007

sorry, ison

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mountaindew - Nov 05, 2007

could u do

		Code 			
on *:quit: if ($nick isin #chan) mode $chan +l $calc($nick(#,0) + 1)
	

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xDaeMoN - Nov 05, 2007

The On Quit event does not have a #channel parameter.

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^silk - Nov 05, 2007

This doesn\'t really, by the looks of it, limit your channels. I may be wrong, but aren\'t you increasing the limit each time a user joins? I\'d rather simply type //mode $active +l <limit>

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mountaindew - Nov 05, 2007

		Code 			
on *:PART:#<YOURCHANNEL>: { /mode <YOUR CHANNEL> +l $calc($nick(#,0) + 1) }
	

u dont need the second your channel

		Code 			
on *:PART:#<YOURCHANNEL>: mode $chan +l $calc($nick(#,0) + 1)
	

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