updated modified for \'proper\' use of /var and will be updating again soon with a dialog to make it a bit easier to view, edit, and add words. ^^

i found this pretty useful when making my quickmp3 player for myself but it is a really simple code 5/10

perhaps use groups to disable/enable the script, good work

Update: added a quick media option and edited a few bugs

alright i fixed the snippet up. i just bagged the dialog and went with an alias to disable/enable ceretain events. you now have full configuration over the script and it shouldn\'t be hard to edit the words. any other feedback would be great. =)

thanks guys ^^ this script was a bit of a rush so it\'s not truly perfect, i now have more free time on hand and will add much more options to the dialog thanks again for your feedback =P

simple. to change swear words go to the swear variable %swear in each event and type the words you want to be blocked seperated by commas.

try using a .pnick to check the level of the nick.

if ($left($nick($active, $nick).pnick = &)

a lot of people find these things easier to access through remotes. try making it:
menu nicklist {
etc
}

excllent coding Lindrian, nice job =)

stargazer989, was the dialog open when you typed this? i probably am going to add a quick use part so that you don\'t recieve that error. but the dialog should be open for the commands atm.

Akishoot, thank you. ^^

why is the $away_reason needed? you are better off with just the %away variable. in the if ($away == $true) you could just use if ($away) and same goes for the $false, just make it if (!$away). the snippet itself is extremely simple, i would add more configuration to everything. 2/10

alright kyou, i have made the updates. thank you so much for the feedback.

performed extreme updates. made in into a neast dialog that may require a bit of setup at first. and at Kyousoukyoku, that would be cool. i\'ll try and figure out a way to include that.

thanks SilentExile, i am currently trying to find a way to manipulate everything through a new window. this window will include all of the features your are asking. =)

why is it inc %tmp? it should be inc %z

completely reworked everything. it now includes a bit more compatibility then the last. hope you enjoy the update. =)

there is no need of the /s in the menu ;)

to open: either use the menu in a channel window or /aud.open, this will create a minizable desktop/mirc window with the mp3. to change directories: (for users with directories already) /aud.load destroydir -> /aud.load, (for new users) just open the dialog or type /aud.load. to enter the channels you do not want to display it in, change the %i variable to the desired value (remember to seperate..

glad to hear it =)

i found an error. i think what was happening was that the actual snippet only worked if the first letter was lower cased, thus if you chose to not start with a capital letter it wouldn\'t work unless you manually typed it. i\'ve fixed that problem and removed some useless code. it should be a bit cleaner now. thanks mountaindew for your assistance. =)

.. yes it should.. $chr(46) returns a period. i hope i explained everything clearly here is how it\'s supposed to work:

the %tmp variable returns two values sperated by a comma. the first value returns whether to end the sentence with a period, the second value returns whether to start the sentence with a capital letter. if you pasted the script exactly as it is now, then everything should be on. i think i am going to edit this a bit, because i think i see what you are talking about mountaindew. when you type the sentence, does it start with a capital without the capital letter option on?

@ SilentExile, thank you

@ mountaindew, could you specify which line in the script? everything worked fine for me so I have no clue why there would be an error.

a simple code for lazy people like me ;) to edit which presets you would like to have on or off; go to the var %tmp and replace the first on/off with the choice you decide to enable/disable the period ender and the second on/off to enable/disable the captialization at the beginning of each sentence. to disable/enable the entire snippet, a simple menu will do that work for you.

you could use a $group(#mimic).status to see if it is on or off, try using $iif($group(#mimic).status = on, Off,On):$iif($group(#mimic).status = on, disable #mimic, enable #mimic). remove the / before /msg $chan and there you are it is pretty basic though, perhaps make a variable to check if the words the nick says is not allowed (i.e swear kickers) and the nick could easily flood you out, perhaps add timers?