Looks good.

Or you could just make it:

alias game.run {  
 var %sfile $$sfile(C:\\,Choose game/file you wish to run)
 run %sfile
}

That simple.

Good job. 7/10

Done.

A simple identifier that uses everyday tokens through properties.

thx d00d3!1!~

Remotes. ;)

A dictionary I made for my bot. It's pretty simple to use:

Where are you pasting the code? If you were pasting the one this user made in popups, it won\'t work. The code you are providing goes in the popups section. This one goes in remotes.

I have added a small mp3 dialog to give everyone a feel of how the alias works instead of using two small examples in the introduction.

Highly original. Excellent work.

Thank you Gummo. :)

A snippet that lets you scroll around to get the rgb value you need. There is a little bmp image preview that displays the color as you scroll. Once you have obtained your RGB value, click clipboard and it copies the rgb code.

Thank you dataprofile.

$istok($1-,$gettok(%badword,%a,44),32) should solve that problem.

Thank you M[n]M.

Effective and clean. On the contrary, it\'s pretty simple. I recommend adding the option to delete the file. /remove should do the trick. I probably would give this a 5/10 if I had the option to rate snippets.

This snippet comes fully configurable and easy to use. You can edit the words in the snippet itself and edit the number of counts with the %x variable. This checks to see how many times the word is said until the user is banned. The snippet also checks events such as on part and on quit to make sure that the variables for a nick is unset.

This is moderate. There are a few errors I found though.

1. $read(A.txt) will return a random line from your announcements. Try using this code:

var %x = 1
while (%x <= $lines(A.txt)) { 
 ; This line returns if the total number of lines in a text is more than 1
 .timer 1 2 msg $chan $read(A.txt,%x) | inc %x
 ; This line broadcasts to the channel the announcements with a timer. This is to prevent flooding. The $read(A.txt,%x) reads a specific line in the text. The %x varaible will add 1 to its current number each time. And until the events ends, it will keep on msging the channel with the %x line in the txt file.
}

Remove the ; comments if you end up using the code. I just wanted to explain what everything does. ;)

1. There needs to be a space between the $read and the closing bracket.

2. Remove the /\'s (not really an error). It\'s better coding that way. ;)

Other then that, nice idea. I recommend you add a feature to remove a specific line of text from the txt file.

This is a neat little snippet. It is basically the toolbox for your playlist. You can add or remove files, use it as an easy $findfile and load your playlist into a dialog. There are two sides to the snippet:

I would add an on *:text event for the query. Perhaps an option to add words and just use a $read to check if the word is in the txt file. Could be a little re-done but nice idea.

You have a few errors:

The timers do not turn off when the word is said or the stopguess occurs.

If you do not have halfop or op you will receive an error.

I edited your code a bit. I fixed the timers by adding a .timersay off. Try this:

on *:TEXT:*:#:{ 
  if ($1 = !guessword) && ($gettok(%gamestatus,1,32)) { 
    if ($2 = %word) { 
      set %win on 
      msg $chan $nick has won the game!
      if ($nick !isvo $chan) && ($me isop $chan) { mode # +v $nick }
      .timersay off
      halt
    }
  }
  if ($1 = !stopguess) && ($gettok(%gamestatus,1,32) = on) { 
    unset %gamestatus
    msg $chan Guessing game has been stopped.
    .timersay off
  }
  if ($1 = !startgame) && (!$gettok(%gamestatus,1,32)) { 
    unset %hintstatus
    unset %win
    set %gamestatus on
    msg $chan Guessing game has started.
    .timersay 1 5 msg $chan Hint: %hint1 
    if (%win != on) { 
      .timersay 1 30 msg $chan Hint: %hint2
      .timersay 1 50 msg $chan Sorry, your time is up! The word was %word $+ .
    }
  }
  if ($1 = !neword) && ($nick iswm %owner) { 
    msg $nick Please enter your word and hints.
  }
}

on *:TEXT:*:?:{ 
  if ($1 = new) { 
    if ($2 = word) set %word $3
    if ($2 = hint1) set %hint1 $3
    if ($2 = hint2) set %hint2 $3
  }
}

Otherwise, not bad. I recommend a little more work put into this. Maybe use a text file to read different words or make it into something bigger such as a scramble game.