REPLY Of Your Question Part.1
First you ask that Where can I find some good scripts?
The best places to look for useful scripts are at
http://www.egghelp.org/tcl.htm or
http://www.tclscript.com ! you can even search for scripts at both those sites.
Many other scripts are available on the EggHeads FTP site in the 1.* directories. The directory numbers refer to the version of Eggdrop/Windrop that the scripts were created for.
REPLY Of Your Question Part.2
How can I add scripts to my Windrop?
Unpack the script with a utility like Winzip, most scripts are compressed with gzip (They have a .gz file extension).
Open the script with a text editor (Don't use notepad!) and choose the settings you want.
Move the script(s) to the scripts directory of your Windrop and add the following line to the end of your config file:
Where script.tcl is the filename of the script
Then either
.rehash or
.restart bot via dcc chat/telnet or /msg bot rehash password
REPLY Of Your Question Part.3
Why do some scripts fail to work with Windrop?
Any script that uses Unix specific commands will not work with Windrops since the commands aren't available under Windows
Many older scripts no longer work with recent version(s) of Windrop due to changes made in the code. Sometimes using the built in compatibility script will help. Add the following command to the start of the
scripts section of your config file if it isn't already there:
Still, if you are not satisfied then make tcl of your own.
How can I create Tcl scripts for Windrop?
The
tcl-commands.doc file in the
doc directory of Windrop contains basic details of the Tcl scripting commands used in Eggdrop/Windrop.
A good guide to Tcl scripting for Eggdrop/Windrop is at SUNiNet i.e
http://www.suninet.nl/tclguide/
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