@Disturbed Yeah it works like that, as long as there\'s nothing underneath it. Put a script below it and that script won\'t work, because mIRC will think that it is supposed to be part of that on text event, since there\'s no closing bracket. If you use an openning curly bracket, you have to use a closing one.
What the hell is $($+(,,,*)) for? If you\'re wanting to match everything a single wildcard will suffice.
In your comment you say it will open a notice window, this must be something specific to the script that you are using. mIRC doesn\'t have that built in, you would have to do it in the script.
And instead of making more identical events for it to work for multiple users, you can use $istok.
For example
var %nicks = Nick1 Nick2 NickN
if ($istok(%nicks,$nick,32)) { ...
I don\'t understand broken english, but I would suggest that you read /help groups. There\'s is no point in even having a group here as you don\'t even give a way for it to be turned on and off. It\'s still missing the closing bracket, and everything you put under it will not work. Not to mention that it will also be included as part of the group.
I\'m very well aware of how to load a script, so instucting me on how to load it is not neccessary. I\'m sure that it is useful to you, and I\'m sure you\'re as proud as hell to have made even the simplest of scripts. It is still not useful to anyone in my opinion, /whois shows this info already and making it echoing to the active window is just ridiculous, as you can make the whois show in the active window.
It sucks, but this is the new standard for hawkee.com, a thousand half assed attempts at making scripts, most of which shouldn\'t even be classified as a \"snippet\". If it weren\'t for the fact that submitting addons is such a futile endeavor there probably wouldn\'t be such a large ammount of piss poor addons posted in this section. This has nothing to do with your snippet in particular, but this is a perfect example of the crap this section is filled with. Incomplete, Useless, and a waste of space. Not to sound like a complete asshole or anything (even though I admittedly am), I am very happy to see when useful, well made snippets are posted. And I try to give them a good score out of appreciation. There are some excellent scripters that post to this section, but there are 100x more that can barely even construct a simple alias that post every 2 line piece of shit they\'ve ever made.
I hope hawkee fixes this section of his site, but I won\'t hold my breathe. I\'ve always liked this site, and have been happy to help in the forums. But in my opinion, the majority of the snippets in this section are about as useful as an asshole on your elbow.
/rant
Well, as I say I only tested it once.
After I saw that manpreet scored it a 10 (and I changed my underwear).
I connected 2 clones, and messaged myself, and all hell broke loose. Lot\'s of errors in the status window (* /dialog: \'Query\' name in use (line 27, script8.mrc)) and the dialog would continue to pop up after saying no.
It needs alot of work... you should rethink how it should function, and account for ways that it can be broken.
CaRe_Taker: tokenize fills $1 $2 ... $N with tokens
If you don\'t understand what tokens are, here are a few tutorials...
http://www.hdesk.org/wiki/index.php?title=Tokens
http://mirc.net/projects.php?go=1098159434&get_desc=1
http://www.mircscripts.org/showdoc.php?type=tutorial&id=2
The difference is /set is global, /var is local.
The %8ball variable will still exist after the script has finished with it, with /var it would be gone as soon as the script was done with it.
Either way though, the setting of a variable and checking if\'s, is uneccessary. You could simple place your responces in a text file and read a random line.
on *:text:@8ball:#:.msg # $read(responces.txt)