Released: http://members.dandy.net/~fbn/steamid.tcl.txt
Can look up data based on steamid#, player handle, name, tag, irc channel, or clan.
Returns ID#, League, Location, Division, Clan and ClanURL, Record, IRC channel, Tag, Handle and Handle URL, and Name.
Admin can configure the max number of lines to show, whether to show results in channel or privmsg, the command prefix and which channels commands can be used in.
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SteamID CounterStrike Lookup Script
Works beautifully. Could colours be added?
UserURL:http://www.caleague.com/?page=user&userid=424993
usually the UserURL and ClanURL info isnt needed, but its something new I havent seen on other steamid bots. Its just hard on teh eyes to read. It gives all the information though. Amazing job. Thanks so much for this script.
UserURL:http://www.caleague.com/?page=user&userid=424993
usually the UserURL and ClanURL info isnt needed, but its something new I havent seen on other steamid bots. Its just hard on teh eyes to read. It gives all the information though. Amazing job. Thanks so much for this script.
You can add colors if you wish, I only added bolds because I get people complaining they cannot see various colors. To add colors, change this line:
Read the manpage for [format] but it should be pretty obvious what to change, just leave the %s's in place, and you can put like \003<colorcode>%s\003 around them, whatever you wanna do.
The url's are available from steamid's website if you hover your mouse over the clannames and handlenames, so I figured I'd include them in my output.
Only one peculiarity I've found that I cannot seem to resolve.. If you try to search for a \ (backslash) as the first char of a word, it doesn't work (despite the string map I have to translate those chars into html codes, and it having the exact same format as steamid's site when you try to search for <backslash> as the 1st char..) I tried setting the script to use query, but that failed as well, so, I guess it's a bug we're stuck with. Other than that it seems to accept pretty much everything you can throw at it.
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set line [format "\002SteamID\002:%s \002League\002:%s \002Loc\002:%s \002Div\002:%s \002Clan\002:%s \002ClanURL\002:%s \002Rec\002:%s \002IRC\002:%s \002Tag\002:%s \002Handle\002:%s \002UserURL\002:%s \002Name\002:%s"
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The url's are available from steamid's website if you hover your mouse over the clannames and handlenames, so I figured I'd include them in my output.
Only one peculiarity I've found that I cannot seem to resolve.. If you try to search for a \ (backslash) as the first char of a word, it doesn't work (despite the string map I have to translate those chars into html codes, and it having the exact same format as steamid's site when you try to search for <backslash> as the 1st char..) I tried setting the script to use query, but that failed as well, so, I guess it's a bug we're stuck with. Other than that it seems to accept pretty much everything you can throw at it.
