Anti-Repeat

Platform:  mIRC
Published  Mar 15, 2008
Updated  Mar 15, 2008
Sort of a anti-repeat script. Whenever someone repeats a text more than 3 times, it will "ignore" that person's text until he or she say's something else.

To install, put this scripts in your Remote Scripts (Alt R), and
lala! You are now safe from repetitive spam.
;Anti-Repeat
;First made by BlueThen on March 4, 2008.
;Last updated on March 15, 2008.
;To install, put this scripts in your Remote Scripts (Alt R), and
;lala! You are now safe from repetitive spam.
on ^*:text:*:*: {
if ($readini(logs.ini,$nick,last) == $1-) {
if ($readini(logs.ini,$nick,warns) == $null) {
writeini -n logs.ini $nick warns 0
}
writeini -n logs.ini $nick warns $calc($readini(logs.ini,$nick,warns) + 1)
if ($readini(logs.ini,$nick,warns) >= 3) {
if ($readini(logs.ini,$nick,warns) == 3) {
.echo -mt Halted text from: $nick for repetitive text.
}
haltdef
}
}
if ($readini(logs.ini,$nick,last) != $1-) {
writeini -n logs.ini $nick warns 0
}
writeini -n logs.ini $nick last $1-
}

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Jethro   -  Aug 22, 2010
Oh my bad. I thought you were laughing when you said that...I should have read your whole sentence closely. :p

This should do it:

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michealkenny   -  Aug 22, 2010

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it wont kick people for repeating lol, lmao, lmfao and haha


so it wont kick people for saying certain words such as; lol, lmao, lmfao and haha
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Jethro   -  Aug 22, 2010
To keep the script from triggering upon ops and halfops, add this under the text event:

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on @*:text:*:#:{
if (!$nick(#,$nick,oh)) {
if ($readini(logs.ini,$nick,last) == $1-) {
if ($readini(logs.ini,$nick,warns) == $null) {
writeini -n logs.ini $nick warns 0
}
writeini -n logs.ini $nick warns $calc($readini(logs.ini,$nick,warns) + 1)
if ($readini(logs.ini,$nick,warns) == 4) {
.kick $chan $nick Repetitive messages
}
}
if ($readini(logs.ini,$nick,last) != $1-) {
writeini -n logs.ini $nick warns 0
}
writeini -n logs.ini $nick last $1-
}
}

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it wont kick people for repeating
I'm not sure what you mean by that. That is the purpose of this so-called "anti-repeat" script.
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michealkenny   -  Aug 22, 2010
hi BlueThen, I'm using this in the way Cheiron wanted it, as a flood gate, but is there anyway to have it so it doesn't kick ops and half-ops, and that it wont kick people for repeating lol, lmao, lmfao and haha, and other stuff like that, thank you, great script btw

this is the current script I am using.

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thanks again - Micheál.
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SweeTCooL   -  Sep 18, 2009
Dont use that shoot -.-
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Joshuaxiong1   -  Nov 09, 2008
huh I posted then people started posting.

All I did was just add the kick after the echo
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BlueThen   -  Nov 09, 2008
No problem.
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Cheiron   -  Nov 09, 2008
oooooooh.......

many thank-yous Blue Then :D
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BlueThen   -  Nov 09, 2008
Glad you liked it!
If you want to make it more channel oriented, you can change

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into

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Replace 3 with whatever number you want. The lower it is, the more harsh the bot is.
Then change the first line of the code into

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Replace #channel with whatever channel you like.

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Cheiron   -  Nov 09, 2008
question for you Blue Then.. could you do an update or let me know what to edit as this has more than just a personal setting that has me interested.. this could be a very effective anti-flood for a channel. i been looking for something similiar for a while.. this is getting a 7 straight up from me. nice job as always
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[Joshh]   -  Nov 08, 2008
Kind of the point is just so you don't see it, mIRC still has to parse it :P
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Joshuaxiong1   -  Nov 08, 2008
This one is great. I like it but when they repeat 6 times it echo another Halted text from $nick sooo... it really doesn't like make it so mIRC doesn't see it just make you don't see. What I mean.
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Joshuaxiong1   -  Mar 17, 2008
Wow great. I like it.
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