yeah as i expected someone will say that it's easy to add through ChanServ. i make adding access more complicated but in my case i have my bot opped and has Sop access in other channel which i don't have.(i lost my access cause my nick got freezed, too bad for me lol.) and when the founder is out si...
hi anyone can help me make a script that will work like this.. If the owner of the bot type !aop <nick> in the channel then the bot automatically add the nick specified and relay it in the channel that the nick was successfully added. And if it is not a registered nick then it will also relay in the...
Anyone can suggest of where i could find a tcl script which plays like a Textwist.. It works like this.. example <botnick>Create a word from I A O N T B ### then players answer on it ### <player1> ion <botnick> player1 got the word "ion" <player2> bat <botnick> player2 got the word "b...
oh sorry for that rosc2112.. anyway here's the code that i've edited. set patch "/usr/space/frozen/eggdrop" set greetime "15" bind join - * showgreet proc showgreet {nick uhost hand chan} { global patch greetime if {[file exist /$patch/$nick.txt]} { set file5 [open /$patch/$nick....
i tried to edit this code to pick random line in txt.file to greet specific nicks who joins the channel but it says that tcl error showgreet missing close bracket. Here is the untouched code. --Not all users who join the channel are been greeted. Only those specified nick which are saved in tha patc...
There it goes Alchera that hits the spot.. :D it suits what am lookin for.. thanks for the effort :) but anyway i would like to add some fancy stuff on it, is there any way that i can customize the $text result? For instance if an Aop joined the channel the bot will message different message and as ...
ok here is the code.. :) i found that one when i searched google.. It's more efficient for me if the bot will message the channel of what particular access does the op has rather than putting the informations in why.txt Whether it's Aop Sop or Founder.. bind mode - * mode:why bind notc - * notc:why ...
i searched google and i found one similar on the script that i want but the difference is that upon a +o mode by chanserv the script sends out a why to chanserv and put the result in the file why.txt instead of sending out the informations in the channel. Here's the one i found in google; package re...
hrmm that works fine than the previous one but there's still an error, even if i sets mode -o the bot still mention that thing.. and if the bot deop itself it mentions the same thing.. Anyway thanks i still appreciate it..[/b]
thanks for ya effort tadadadaaa i gladly appreciate it.. anyway the snippet runs good but there's something wrong on it. instead of the operator's nick the bot mentions the name of ChanServ eg: * ChanServ sets mode: +o JohnJohnJohn -the bot replies- <botnick> ChanServ is an operator in #channel beca...