Silence on Flood

Platform: mIRC

Published Mar 03, 2008

Updated Mar 03, 2008

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After submitting 8 lines of text within 5 seconds, a user will be silenced in the channel for two minutes, as well as given a warning to not flood.

Also, the script will send a message to #staff notifying users in #staff that the user has been silenced in the channel. This is obviously an optional feature.

Additionally, if the user is an operator on the channel, then it will have no effect.

on *:TEXT:*:#:{

  if ($nick == $me) {

    halt

  }

  if ($nick isop $chan) {

    halt

  }

  inc -u5 %flood. [ $+ [ $nick ] ]

  if (%flood. [ $+ [ $nick ] ] == 8) {

    /mode $chan +b ~q: $+ $address( $nick , 2 )

    /msg $chan $nick You have been silenced for two minutes. Please don't flood.

    /msg #staff $nick has been silenced in $chan for flooding.

    /timer 5 120 /mode $chan -b ~q: $+ $address( $nick , 2 )

  }

}

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napa182 - Aug 31, 2008

you can use it this way so you can turn it on in channels you want it to run in

		Code 			
on @*:TEXT:*:#:{
  if ($nick(#,$nick,r) && $istok(%sflood,$chan,44))  {
    inc -u5 $+(%,flood.,$nick)
    if ($($+(%,flood.,$nick),2) = 8) {
      mode $chan +b ~q: $+ $address($nick,2)
      msg $chan $nick You have been silenced for two minutes. Please don't flood.
      msg #staff $nick has been silenced in $chan for flooding.
      $+(.,timersilenced,.,$nick) 1 120 mode $chan -b ~q: $+ $address($nick,2)
    }
  }
}
menu channel {
  .Silence on Flood
  .. $iif($istok(%sflood,$chan,44),Turn Off in Room # ,Turn On in Room # ):{ set %sflood $iif(!$istok(%sflood,$chan,44),$addtok(%sflood,$chan,44),$remtok(%sflood,$chan,1,44)) | echo -a $iif($istok(%sflood,$chan,44),Silence on Flood is now On in room # .,Silence on Flood is now Off in room # .) } 
}	

Doodle said:

Quote

whats the proper 'if' if they're voiced?

um you can do it like this

		Code 			
 if ($nick isvoice #) or you can do it like this if ($nick(#,$nick,v) or you can add both voiced and reg users to it like this
if ($nick(#,$nick,vr)	

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AlexHopper - Aug 30, 2008

this is a good one =3

		Code 			
menu channel { 
  .$iif($group(#flood-kick).status iswm on, flood-kick is on, flood-kick is off) 
  ..Turn flood-kick off:disable #flood-kick
  ..Turn flood-kick on:enable #flood-kick
}

#flood-kick on
on *:TEXT:*:#:{
  if ($nick == $me) {
    halt
  }
  if ($nick isop $chan) {
    halt
  }
  inc -u5 %flood. [ $+ [ $nick ] ]
  if (%flood. [ $+ [ $nick ] ] == 8) {
    /mode $chan +q $+ $address( $nick , 2 )
    /msg $chan $nick You have been silenced for two minutes. Please don't flood.
    /msg #staff $nick has been silenced in $chan for flooding.
    /timer 1 120 /mode $chan -q $+ $address( $nick , 2 )
  }
}
#flood-kick end
	

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Doodle - Aug 18, 2008

hmm

whats the proper 'if' if they're voiced?

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Doodle - Aug 18, 2008

Hi slite.

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Slite89 - Mar 03, 2008

Thanks napa182

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napa182 - Mar 03, 2008

that will set a timer to each nick that floods ;)

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napa182 - Mar 03, 2008

you can try this Oh and also you can not set off ur own on text events so you dont need to use if ($nick == $me) { halt

		Code 			
on @*:TEXT:*:#:{
  if ($nick(#,$nick,r))  {
    inc -u5 $+(%,flood.,$nick)
    if ($($+(%,flood.,$nick),2) = 8) {
      mode $chan +b ~q: $+ $address($nick,2)
      msg $chan $nick You have been silenced for two minutes. Please don't flood.
      msg #staff $nick has been silenced in $chan for flooding.
      $+(.,timersilenced,.,$nick) 1 120 mode $chan -b ~q: $+ $address($nick,2)
    }
  }
}
	

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Slite89 - Mar 03, 2008

I was mostly wondering if there is a way to undo the silence without using the timer. It seems to me as if more than one person were flooding in the same two minute period, the timer would reset itself and the first silence would not be removed in the allotted two minutes.

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