#Help join noticer.

Platform:  mIRC
Published  Oct 14, 2011
Updated  Oct 14, 2011
With this script #help will light up(like when someone highlights you) when someone joins #Help
So you can directly help <put gender here>

Op checker
The OP checker alias is in beta. on *:join:#help:{
set %help.network <network here>
if ($network == %help.network) {
set %nick.#help $nick
checkhelpnick
}
}
alias checkhelpnick {
if (%nick.help isop #help) {
window -g2 #Help
}
else { halt }
}

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Frenetic   -  Oct 15, 2011
yes if you use a custom one, but the default one in mIRC will always be instant unless you or the server has slight lag it would be delayed by seconds.
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alabama   -  Oct 15, 2011
oh
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Jethro   -  Oct 15, 2011
Frenetic and alabama. Not really. It's recommended you put a timer before the alias command to allowed a second or two to check if he or she is an OP after the +o status has been received properly.
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_Dean_   -  Oct 15, 2011
Frenetic the on join event recognize everyone as regular user on join...
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alabama   -  Oct 15, 2011
how the bleep[lol] do i quote ppl without copy pasting?

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Frenetic SAID:
Upon joining a room op is instant is it not?


should be. unless ur using a homemade 'service bt'
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Frenetic   -  Oct 15, 2011

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Jethro said:
I don't think this script will work correctly, because there is no timer delay to check if he or she is an OP. Everybody is seen as a regular upon first entry. At least give it a 2 second delay after he or she gains +o status.


Upon joining a room op is instant is it not?
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Savage_CL   -  Oct 15, 2011
I have two questions, and one goes off _Dean_'s comment. First, why are you setting %help.network to $network and then checking if they are the same within the same scope? It's redundant and just makes another global variable.
also, why would you only do the -g2 if the person was an op? Doesn't that defeat the purpose? If someone is op'd in help, it's likely they don't need help, but rather give it.

This would be better done, in my opinion, but changing it to !isop and calling it with .timer 1 1 checkhelpnick $nick
then using $1 to reference the nick in the alias, as _Dean_ said.

Happy scripting :)

-Savage_CL
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Jethro   -  Oct 14, 2011
I don't think this script will work correctly, because there is no timer delay to check if he or she is an OP. Everybody is seen as a regular upon first entry. At least give it a 2 second delay after he or she gains +o status.
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_Dean_   -  Oct 14, 2011
Aha2Y i know you dont like my advices
but a tip

you can use

Code

 


and then

Code

 


there is no need the "halt" since it will only match for ops, if not, it will not run nothing
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Jethro   -  Oct 14, 2011
Specifically him or her instead...that'll get both genders covered.

/me hears that familiar song called Y.M.C.A
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Frenetic   -  Oct 14, 2011

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So you can directly help him.


Assuming they are going to be male lol.
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