Notice and Message(s)

By blitzz on Apr 24, 2009

Ok , when someone call or say your nick , this thing will notice you even u are in other $chan .. 'also' the message that the $nick say will appear ..

You can edit the message what ever u want ..

Ex:

<+NakedMan> Hay!! Mark72 we need ur help Lol!! <--- at #PlanetMars
<@Mark72> I don't think so girl.. <--- at #Moonland

  • DALnet - Hello Mark72 , NakedMan called you in #PlanetMars - The message is - Hay!! Mark72 we need ur help Lol!! -
on *:text:*:#:{ if ($me isin $1-) { echo 5 -a - $network - Hello  $me ,7 $nick 5called you in7 $chan 5- The message is -10 $1- - } }

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Aucun50   -  May 02, 2009

Still doesn't work right you need a end bracket

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PATX   -  May 01, 2009

omg... fail

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blitzz   -  Apr 25, 2009

lol .. ok now updated .. hope you guys like it .. NIGathan n andromeda nice relationship rofl ..

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andromeda   -  Apr 25, 2009

LOL someone getting mad. /me Ignore~NIGathan. hmm

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NIGathan   -  Apr 25, 2009

Wtf are you rambling about, andromeda?

some command are not suitable wif srver dmmns. but 'most' can run it.
First of all. Please learn to fu​cking type, I have no fuc​king clue what 'dmmns' means.

Every single one of the commands in this script send no info to the server, and only require a single line from the server to trigger the on text event:

:user!ident@host PRIVMSG #chan :text containing my nick here.

Once mIRC parses that line, and triggers the on TEXT event, the script uses the mIRC command, echo. /echo will ECHO text to your mIRC screen, making no contact with the server. Meaning no matter the server, it will work.

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andromeda   -  Apr 25, 2009

just get 3.5 from me, u still can improve this, but still usefull.

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andromeda   -  Apr 25, 2009

NIGathan : why r u blaming the server ? these are all mIRC cmmands, not srver cmnds..

Andromeda : some command are not suitable wif srver dmmns. but 'most' can run it.

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andromeda   -  Apr 25, 2009

hmm, actually this code has no big problem. just the $regex make it look-like that. but its no harm to use it if it still work together. but 4 'expert', it should be not there.

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NIGathan   -  Apr 25, 2009

Why are you blaming the server? These are all mIRC commands, not server commands...

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blitzz   -  Apr 25, 2009

some srver need to be done like that n some no need .. every server has their setting n differnt command .. but thnx 4 da nice code napa182 .. i'll edit it later ..

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napa182   -  Apr 25, 2009

again there is no need for the call to $regex.
you could do as an ex:

on *:text:$($+(*,$me,*)):#:{ if (!$($+(%,flood,.,$nick),2)) { set -u3 $+(%,flood,.,$nick) on | echo 5 -ta -Chanserv- Hello $me $+ , $nick called you in # - 12 The message is -10 $1- - } }
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blitzz   -  Apr 25, 2009

Actually it will be like this ..
Brandy : hey (mynick) where are u <-- at #garage

mynick : shit shit shit <--- at #moonland
-Chanserv- Hello mynick , Brany call you in #garage - The message is - hey (mynick) where are u

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blitzz   -  Apr 25, 2009

haha maybe your server didnt suppport the code if i put it like that .. so it show an error .. sorry3 lol .. wht a fnny thng .. anyway i appreciate all cmmnt(s) ..

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Aucun50   -  Apr 25, 2009

By the title it sounds like you got something then when I look at it I say wtf? Half of this is nonsense and doesn't need to be there.

NIGathan pointed most of it out but one other thing not really a big one, "Hello $me ," there is a way to add the , to the $me and still have it work it's "Hello $me $+ ,".

Overall this needs some work, and it wouldn't hurt if you knew what $regex does.

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napa182   -  Apr 24, 2009

napa182 dies laughing

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NIGathan   -  Apr 24, 2009

1/10

Absolutely horrible.

Use $($+(,$me,)) for the matchtext, then you dont have to tell people to put their nick there.

You have a bracket open without closing it.

You dont even have a space between 'Hello' and '$me' causing it to echo it as plain text.

And why the hell did you make a random call to $regex?

Also the 'message is' part doesnt even show the message....

This script doesnt do a god damn thing.

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napa182   -  Apr 24, 2009

=/ why the call to $regex?

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