@napa is that the whole thing? When I tried that it wasn't working properly for me
@Jethro_ sorry, I didn't search hawkee to see if someone already posted something like this. If theirs is better, I guess I can delete this. If you're saying I copied this, though, I didn't. I don't even see the point of stealing a script as simple as this since I wouldn't get any praise for it...Yes, I posted this so other people could use it, but most people here are better at mSL than I am anyway, so they could make it themselves. The only other reason people post their scripts here is because they are proud of them, and I wouldn't be proud of something I didn't do...
ok well I found out how! So far this is what I have, which I made myself after some thinking.
on &^:text::#: {
if ($me isin $1-) && (# != $active) {
echo -a 4You were highlighted in # $&
by $nick $+ . $nick said " $+ $1- $+ " $+ . $&
2To respond, type /msg # .
}
elseif ($me isin $1-) && (# == $active) {
haltdef
echo -a 2< $+ $nick $+ > $1-
}
}
The problem is, is someone said "Hi GoldFish" and they were voice and my prefixes were on, it would say:
Hi GoldFish but it should say <+person> Hi GoldFish I know I can add if ($nick isvoice) and all but im too lazy and it will take up way more bites than it should. Anyone?Great script! but why not fix the bug here:
if ($1 == !strivia) {
msg %chan 4Trivia12 Has Been Halted!
.timer1 off
.timer2 off
.timer3 off
.timer4 off
unset %trivia
unset %answer
unset %question
unset %thing
haltdef
}
Why not add && (%trivia == on) to the first line so people don't spam !strivia?
Great script!
Honestly the most pointless script I have ever made (which is saying something). It lets people type !cotd (even in query ;D) to see the "Challenge of the day." type /cotd to set the challenge of the day. By the way, the * wildcard is so people with color scripts can still use it. It's not that significant though.