Kick revenge
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| Date Added | Aug 15, 2008 |
| Last Updated | Aug 15, 2008 |
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Kick revenge
Posted on Aug 15, 2008 1:08 am
Posted on Aug 15, 2008 1:08 am
why not just do
then you dont have to set any timers or vars..
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| on @*:kick:#:{ if ($knick == $me) { echo $active $timestamp 0,3 $nick kicked u from $chan $+ . Crason: $1- join $chan kick $chan $nick Dumn dont kick me from $chan } } |
then you dont have to set any timers or vars..
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Kick revenge
Posted on Aug 15, 2008 2:32 pm
Posted on Aug 15, 2008 2:32 pm
umm maybe u get banned after kick too .. if ur server support a chanserv u can do
on @*:Kick:#: {
if ($kncik == $me) {
echo $active $timestamp 0,3 $nick kicked u from $chan $+ . Crason: $1-
cs unban $chan $me | join $chan | cs deop $chan $nick | cs deprotect $chan $nick
kick $chan $nick Dont Kick Me Silly >:P~~
}
}
on @*:Kick:#: {
if ($kncik == $me) {
echo $active $timestamp 0,3 $nick kicked u from $chan $+ . Crason: $1-
cs unban $chan $me | join $chan | cs deop $chan $nick | cs deprotect $chan $nick
kick $chan $nick Dont Kick Me Silly >:P~~
}
}
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Kick revenge
Posted on Aug 16, 2008 2:18 am
Posted on Aug 16, 2008 2:18 am
War scripts r lame.
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Kick revenge
Posted on Jun 24, 2009 12:36 am
Posted on Jun 24, 2009 12:36 am
napa 182,
ur suggested kick is this one right?
on @*:kick:#:{
if ($knick == $me) {
echo $active $timestamp 0,3 $nick kicked u from $chan $+ . Crason: $1-
join $chan
kick $chan $nick Dumn dont kick me from $chan
}
}
I test it and I run it. I observed that, if some operator kick me out of purpose, the action will be is (ChanServ: #channelname - ME has deopped YOU) if im in the auto join when kick. and it never trigger the kick revenge.
my question is,
where is the line that saying, (Dumn dont kick me from $chan)?
ur suggested kick is this one right?
on @*:kick:#:{
if ($knick == $me) {
echo $active $timestamp 0,3 $nick kicked u from $chan $+ . Crason: $1-
join $chan
kick $chan $nick Dumn dont kick me from $chan
}
}
I test it and I run it. I observed that, if some operator kick me out of purpose, the action will be is (ChanServ: #channelname - ME has deopped YOU) if im in the auto join when kick. and it never trigger the kick revenge.
my question is,
where is the line that saying, (Dumn dont kick me from $chan)?
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Kick revenge
Posted on Jun 24, 2009 12:54 am
Posted on Jun 24, 2009 12:54 am
| Quote: |
| Dumn dont kick me from $chan |
I always thought mirc wouldn't rememer who kicked you out of channel. Upon returning, the revenge kick usually becomes null. Try this one:
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| on @!*:KICK:#: { if ($knick == $me) { var -g %x $nick join $chan } } on me:*:JOIN:#: { if ($me !isop $chan) { cs op $chan $v1 } $iif(%x !ison $chan,mode $chan -o $v1,return) kick $chan %x Don't kick me! | unset %x } |
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Kick revenge
Posted on Jun 24, 2009 1:19 am
Posted on Jun 24, 2009 1:19 am
hmm well this works fine for me
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| on !@*:kick:#:{ if ($knick == $me) { join $chan kick $chan $nick --==Don't Kick Me==-- } } |
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Kick revenge
Posted on Jun 24, 2009 1:57 am
Posted on Jun 24, 2009 1:57 am
Napa182, I think at the first return to the channel where you get kicked, mirc sees you as a regular user. And not necessarily every op can get re-opped automatically upon returning. Without an op status, how are you supposed to initiate a revenge kick? A check is needed to make sure you are opped.
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Kick revenge
Posted on Jul 24, 2009 8:46 pm
Posted on Jul 24, 2009 8:46 pm
If you really want to **** up the person who kicked you, use raw server commands:
{ raw JOIN $chan $crlf KICK $chan $nick $crlf mode $chan +b $address($nick,2) }
that right there will excecute 3 commands at once in one line, sent by one tcp packet of info. the commands will be performed in order and immediately, while commands in normal msl format take slightly more time.
{ raw JOIN $chan $crlf KICK $chan $nick $crlf mode $chan +b $address($nick,2) }
that right there will excecute 3 commands at once in one line, sent by one tcp packet of info. the commands will be performed in order and immediately, while commands in normal msl format take slightly more time.
