KryptonCnR - Nov 11, 2013

Hey All, Me Again, Just Need A Little Help With A IRC to SA-MP Server

I am trying to get my bot to read the script and one part of it works, but the other won't as i am trying to do &cmds and it will display it like and then it will read whatever the cmds.txt has in it to them, but the &cmds on it works just well, any help will be great ! thanks very much for having a look.

on *:text:*&cmds*:#: {
msg $chan !say $read(cmds.txt,n)
}
on *:text:*&cmds *:#: {
msg $chan !say $$2 $read(cmds.txt,n)
}

4 Responses

KilllerX - Nov 11, 2013

Exactly the same command besides the second one requires a space.

are you trying to

on *:TEXT:&cmds*:#: {
 if (!$2) { msg # !say $read(cmds.txt,n) }
 else { msg $2 !say $read(cmds.txt,n) }
}

So that you it messages the person? Not sure what you are trying to do with the !say; Not sure what you are trying to do exactly. Maybe an example of it from the IRC?

KryptonCnR - Nov 11, 2013

I am trying to get it to display for a SA-MP Server from a IRC in which the first &cmds will display without showing a players name in front of it if someone does &cmds player

So the first one would look like when you do &cmds and then it displays on IRC as well as the game chat itself

!say Commands Are: &swat , &rules , &deathmatch , &complain , &evade , &qta

The second one with the name would look like &cmds and then it displays on IRC as well as the game chat itself

Player my commands are: &Swat , &rules , &deathmatch , &complain , &evade , &qta

But i don't think it can be done since the first &cmds will be read first.

(If you understand what I am trying to achieve from this code) and it needs both the as either side of the &cmds* as well as it will read from the game chat when someone says it in the game as it will trigger from the IRC.

choo-ooza - Nov 14, 2013

Hello There,
First Of All $read command can only read 1 line from in one time unless its on loop.
i suggest if you don't have lot of commands to show by bot try the simple way
like msg $chan $nick my command are &Swat, &rules , &deathmatch , &complain , &evade , &qta
now see how its look in you codes.

on :text:&cmds*:#: {
msg $chan $nick my command are &Swat, &rules , &deathmatch , &complain , &evade , &qta
}

i think it may solved your problem. if you got more command in bot try repeat the same line again after changing the command repeatedly like below
on :text:&cmds*:#: {
msg $chan $nick my command are &Swat, &rules , &deathmatch , &complain , &evade , &qta
msg $chan $nick my command are & , & , & , & , & , &
msg $chan $nick my command are & , & , & , & , & , &
}

feel free to contact if any problem

Regards,

KryptonCnR - Nov 18, 2013

Thanks very much choo-ooza - that worked very well - thanks very much !