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Alright, I will do that and relay the findings here, will be posted before 12PM PST. Thank you.

In the current version we have no "after 3000" Those delays were intentional and were removed before testing the current problem - it isn't them since they are no longer there, Thanks.

While I understand the logic of your post, I do not think that is the issue. Below is a sample of one of the bots I mentioned. As you can see it uses putquicks - we have also tried those other variations you suggested with no change. We believe the issue resides within some settings within the serve...

Hello, we are running Eggdrop 1.6.17 and IRCd Hybrid 6. We have two bots total. One bot picks up binds in the channel, then starts a query between the user that initiated the bind and the second bot. The second bot, who is now in a PRIVMSG with the user, responds to user input and outputs a text res...

Hi guys, I am running eggdrop 1.6.17; I am trying to make my bot respond to comments made in private msg between the bot and user. We are having trouble getting the bot to respond dynamically to user input. Here is a sample of my code; any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. bind pub - !taketh...

That worked wonders. Thank you very much. ~bows~

Tried changing to using lindex. Looks like it should work but i get empty returns now. Is there something I'm doing wrong here?

I am running Eggdrop 1.4 and am trying to design a simple script that takes the input "!taken abcde edcba" and serparates it into varibles equal abcde and edcba respectively. set $i [string first " " $args 0] set $j [string length $args] set $tfirst [string range $args 0 [$i-1]] ...

Thanks! It seemed to be a specific client error, For any furture people who have issues, make sure they aren't using "ircle" - Thanks again

I am running Eggdrop 1.4 and am trying to design a simple script that when a person executes "!iMac 543456" or another number following iMac they bot will open a new window to the client with the response "$nick requests consult for #" where # represents the user input. Everythin...