oh.. or you can have a variable, i.e. -

alias rc { set %rc on }

on *:input:*:{ 
  if (%rc == on) {
    if (! isin $1) return
    if (/ isin $1) return
    if (@ isin $1) return
    tokenize 32 $1- 
    msg $chan  $+ $rand(2,15) $+ $1-
    halt
  }
}

alias rcoff { unset %rc }

/rc msg $active $+ $rand(0,15) $+ , $+ $rand(0,15) $1-

change to:

/rc msg $active $+ $rand(0,15) $+ , $+ $rand(0,15) $+ $1-

there was an extra space between $1 and the color.

other than that nice =)

WTF? I thought PnP was an email sender, and it turned out it wasn\'t. Now I\'m mad because when I tried to uninstall PnP it says just to delete everything it came with, but it messed with some of my settings. It also deleted all of my popups and put in its own. ..? Thanks.

This snippet is a mass kick snippet, but it doesn't kick everyone in the room, like others. This snippet kicks more than one person with the command !kick or !k nick1 nick2 nick3 .. and so on. Enjoy =)

heh, i was looking for this yesterday and found a version that doesnt work anymore.. nice work ;)

the point of this is for banning people quickly and finding a person you can\'t find.. and whatever else you want

not that advanced :/

@Anti whats ur rsn lol

My best one yet =) feel free to criticize heh.

This script is similar to Lindrian's snippet for /findip, but I completely rewrote it my own way and with different features.

yeah my friend and i both worked on this.. he likes the /\'s but i usually dont use them.

I\'m not that smart, would there be a way to put this script into others? Like to find the person on a certain IP then message them?

great idea.. but I\'d rather not risk it

oh.. I searched for some before and didn\'t find any.. and I guess it\'s good for practice to write my own lol

Ok.. I was looking for a way to make a memo system similar to MemoServ. Since I didnt find any.. I decided to make my own =).

This snippet is used for reconnecting to a server that you have either just been in, or you can disconnect then reconnect. You can simply type /reconnect, or you can type /reconnect [-a|-c|-d] for more specific guidelines.