Bot COntrol Snippet

By TheDreamLord on Jan 07, 2011

A simple to use bot control script, it can be used in PM or a channel and I'll be updating when i can :)
From: Adam, Megastorm and Phaethon

P.S Change YOURNICK to the nick you want to use to control your bot :)

on *:TEXT:*:*: {
  if ($nick == YOURNICK) {
    if ( $1 == !msg ) { /msg # $2- }
    if ( $1 == repeatOn) { /set %repeat on }
    if ( $1 == repeatOff) { /unset %repeat }
    if ( $1 == !me) { /describe # $2- }
    if ( $1 == !amsg) { /amsg $2- }
    if ( $1 == !ame) { /ame $2- }
    if ( $1 == !notice) { /notice # $2- }
    if ( $1 == !join) { /join $2 }
    if ( $1 == !part) { /part $2 }
    if ( $1 == !ns) { /ns $2- }
    if ( $1 == !nick) { /nick $2- }
    if ( $1 == !hop) { /hop # $2- }
    if ( $1 == !hs) { /hs $2- }
  }
}

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Phil_FW - Jan 09, 2011

sure thing :D let me know if you need any help

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TheDreamLord - Jan 09, 2011

Thank you very much phil24 :D

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Phil_FW - Jan 08, 2011

what you should do, instead of the if ($nick == YOURNICK).... is add your hostname to the users menu under owner: then just do

on owner:TEXT:*:*: {
    if ( $1 == !msg ) { /msg # $2- }
    if ( $1 == repeatOn) { /set %repeat on }
    if ( $1 == repeatOff) { /unset %repeat }
    if ( $1 == !me) { /describe # $2- }
    if ( $1 == !amsg) { /amsg $2- }
    if ( $1 == !ame) { /ame $2- }
    if ( $1 == !notice) { /notice # $2- }
    if ( $1 == !join) { /join $2 }
    if ( $1 == !part) { /part $2 }
    if ( $1 == !ns) { /ns $2- }
    if ( $1 == !nick) { /nick $2- }
    if ( $1 == !hop) { /hop # $2- }
    if ( $1 == !hs) { /hs $2- }
  }

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xplo - Jan 08, 2011

lame, this should not be used, tond of irc network does not have nickserv. and !@hostnames.smtng are ALWAYS unique. use $address($nick,2) in ALL your nick/user/host matching. you can even be more specific with $address($nick,5)
but not simply $nick. big fail

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Jethro - Jan 07, 2011

Good question, TravisT. Regretfully to say that this snippet has to be taken out of TheDreamLord's personal collection. Many people fail to revise a submitted snippet to make it suitable for public use. :/ But don't be surprised this will happen over and over and over again...

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TravisT - Jan 07, 2011

Why set a variable named %repeat?

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Jethro - Jan 07, 2011

This type of snippet never gets old.

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deleteme1 - Jan 07, 2011

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