Its good, but doesnt mIRC already have this feature?

Bear

if ($2 isin AquariusPiscesAriesTaurusGeminiCancerLeoVirgoLibraScorpioSagittariusCapricorn) {

You could
if ($istok(Aquarius.Pisces.Aries.Taurus.Gemini.Cancer.Leo.Virgo.Libra.Scorpio.Sagittarius.Capricorn,$2,46))

That would prevent someone trying !horoscpe Tau or !horoscope a
Also, make sure the socket isnt open with if ($sock(horo))
It will give you annoying errors if you try reopening a socket thats already opened

Bear

Sorry,
Its play $nick $2

Bear

Please test snippets before posting them
Aliases do not have a $nick identifier

You could have used /play too

on :text:.view :*: play $2 $nick

I believe that does it too

This snippet is very dangerous though
If you have auto-identify preform commands, people could just view your mirc.ini file and get your password

Bear

on :TEXT:!line:#:{ is a wildcard after line
They could type !line !lineme or !line me and it would work
It doesnt have to be !line !line* would work...

Bear

Please test your snippets before submitting them, there is obviously a bracket align issue with this one
There is also:
on :TEXT::? { Which Im fairly sure you need the : after the ?

Also, ini files are slow, hash tables might have been better for this
A few pointers
if (%a == $null) is the same as if (!%a)
With one lines commands after ifs, you dont need { }
You should also set up a menu or dialog to let them add channels so tey dont have to change #CHANNEL in 50 places
Inside script events you can also use $chan

Its a good script but it looks like it could use abit most testing...

Bear

I think this is a very handy snippet for gaming channels with people from all around the world
Nice job :)

Bear

When you do replace, you dont need the \"days\" or \"day\" because it replaces it with itself...
You also dont need brackets

On @*:TEXT:!uptime:#: msg # Uptime: $uptime(system,1)

Bear

Using while loops and $nick would be much more effective

Bear

Maybe the scorer just thought it deserved a 3?
You can look through all the snippets
You\'ll see how much time people have spent on snippets with 7\'s and 9\'s

It annoys me when scripts get 6s for something that would take all of 3 minutes to code, and its poorly written. This script is ok, but it has been done before. Its also a bit long for the job.

You could look at the $nick identifier. I think that could help improve this abit.

Bear

It has its advantages and disadvantages
I like the last 5 things they did, but theres alot of code involved.
Instead of all those $gettoks, you could make an alias like $s_t($nick) for the time. It can save alot of code space

Bear

Its not a bad script, I can see how it could be useful
It would be nice to be able to run multiple polls on a few channels

Also, variables are slow and... consuming for someone that might have a few hundred votes
I\'d recommend ini files or hash tables
That would make multiple polls more plausible

Bear

I made something to this extent... It used .ini files, was shorter in code, but possibly slower
I recoded it with alot of stats, custom window viewing, a dialog, and hash tables but never uploaded the new one
Maybe I will some day :P

I would definiatly say text files arent the way to go, too messy

Bear

Shouldnt this be in popups?

Bear

Its a good script, but I have a black background (like StonedStoner) and cant see the lines
I had to change my bg color to grey to see the calendar

You could use the $color identifier to make sure it wasnt the same color as their background

Bear

Shouldnt this go in the Popups, not snippets?

Bear

Yea, it would go best on a bot thats up 24/7
It does work with anyone on mIRC though

Bear

Ah, Thanks
I just assumed HTML tags wouldnt work :P

It code might be large, but there are alot of secruity/other precautions I toom to make it complete

Bear

The snippet is a ban script You or operators in any channel you are op in can ban certain addresses Unless the actual ban expires in less than 5 minutes, it unbans the person (like mode -b #channel) in 5 minutes. It stores all the bans in a hash table

I go through and I see these script that have been done 100 times before, take up 10x the space of something I would make and never post.
I give them 1s or 2s and move on

Its great people are learning to script, but code that sucks and is useless doesnt deserve to get a 4 or a 5. I spend a very long time on snippets I upload. I make them for myself, then figure hell, why not post it. If it sucks, give it a 2.
I have posted bad scripts before, an looking back on it I know they should have gotten lower scores

You are one of the best scripters on here, Id hate to see you go.
This script is Very useful and deserves a 9.

Bear

on :action:$(slaps $me $+ ):#: {
if (%f > 2) halt
inc -u5 %f
describe # slaps $nick back
}

Bear

This script tracks the different nicknames someone from a certain address uses.

Why does it say Scripted by Wulong?
Is the $decode to cover up the fact you didnt make the script?

Bear

A simple blackjack game. Draws the cards in a custom window, and keeps track of high scores. Future updates may include: betting, multiple players. Simple save the code in your scripts editor, right click on a channel, and choose blackjack

Its a great script, but i just found this:
$bytes(NUMBER,b) does the same this with no hassle =P
I spent hours making my own, when $bytes(100000000000,b) gives me 100,000,000,000. Nice script, but with the $bytes, its unnecessary

Bear

This will record how many lines/kicks/actions etc a user does Right click over a users name and click [USER]'s stats A dialog will pop up with thier stats

I love it, another addicting thing to take up my time :)

This completely randomizes your text colors I made this awhile ago, but I finally decided to submit it To use this script, instead of saying "Random colors", you say "c Random Colors", and it will send the channels/person the words "Random colors", just in completely random mIRC colors Warnng: This script will not randomize colors for numbers