I can see quite a bit of fallacy in this code. People with knowledge in MSL may need to rework it a bit to make more foolproof. Anyway, good job and keep it up.

Nice work but I hope people don't use it for malicious purposes to scroll or flood a room.

Thank you, WorldDMT. Wait a minute...where have you been all my life? :p

Let it go already. This thread is history judging by the date. :-|

Hawkee, there seems to be an issue with the code tags resulting >
to be shown every line proceeding the code at the forum. Could you fix it?

Hawkee, why is it that code posted in PM being displayed vertically now instead of horizontally as before? This makes it illegible, especially when you copy and paste it directly into mIRC remote, it generates blank hard spaces. It's troublesome too to have to reconstruct them in order.

Is this an intentional change or bug when you've updated and revamped the website to begin with?

toclafane1, I've updated the script. Please see to it.

mIRC has a nifty function to add user lists via /auser or /guser command. You can then use if ($ulevel == ) { here to check the matching nicknames that you've added. Finally you merely need one check for the op to trigger the code, rather than have one per each if statement. Good job nevertheless.

Well, for a three-line randomization, this snippet doesn't require a text file to begin with. A

$gettok( ,$r(1,3) , 32 )

should get the job done right. :P

Or:

var %var = $r(1,3)
if (%var == 1) { do this }
elseif (%var == 2) { do that }
else { do another }

But then again, it's considered quit a bit of effort to jot down or copy / paste everything on the body of a text file to be randomized utilizing

$read()

Holy moly.