This is a dialog that allows you to edit your variables without having to open them. And it even sorts them for you. :D

Añadir . s de temporizadores para que estén silenciados.

.timer 1 2 msg $chan 2 

A pocos errores.

1) Se le olvidó el corchete de cierre para el "if ".
2) Se le olvidó el soporte de cerca la 'en TEXT'

El código podría ser:

on *:TEXT:!clear:#:{ 
  if ($nick isop $chan) {  
    clear 
    msg $chan $nick la sala ah sido limpia
  }
  else { msg $chan $nick tu no eres mod >( }
}

Wow...there needs to be a rule of no fighting on a user's snippet/script. Any issues really should be taken into messages.

I tried but it kept going through and did some others.

This is an edit to my old theme: http://www.hawkee.com/snippet/8160/ Please note: Once you load this, it'll change the colors in your mIRC. After loading, you can really use many other scripts because this one halts a lot.

It's an images from his topic script.

  if (%rps == on) && (%player2taken == yes) {

Could just be:

  if (%rps == on) && (%player2) {

As you're just checking if the variable is set.

There's an on OPEN event for queries.

on *:TEXT:*:?:{

Could be:

on *:OPEN:?:{

And

msg # $nick has pmed me and has been killed

What channel are you messaging?

There really needs to be a way to delete a script/snippet is a mistake is made...this can be annoying.

Uh, 2 things wrong with this.

1) This is a snippet and should be posted under snippets.

2) If you're asking for help, post it in the help forums. http://www.hawkee.com/phpBB2/posting.php?mode=newtopic&f=9

lol Ghost-writer, anything good about it?

What about a text file so people could add their own outcomes?

on *:TEXT:!spin:#:{
  if $nick(#,0) > 2 {
    var %t $v1,%msg,%nick $me,%r $r(1,4)
    while %nick = $me || %nick = $nick {
      %nick = $nick(#,$r(1,%t))
    }
    describe # is spinning the bottle..
    .timer 1 2 msg # The bottle landed on %nick $+ !
    if %r = 1 { %msg = has to kiss }
    elseif %r = 2 { %msg = has to make love with }
    elseif %r = 3 { %msg = has to date with }
    elseif %r = 4 { %msg = has to punch }
    .timer 1 3 msg # $nick %msg %nick $+ !
  }
}

Could just be:

on *:TEXT:!spin:#:{
  if ($nick(#,0) > 2) {
    var %t $lines(stb.txt)
    var %s $r(1,%t)
    var %nick $nick(#,%t)
    while (%nick = $me || %nick = $nick) {
      var %nick $nick(#,$r(1,%t))
    }
    describe # is spinning the bottle..
    .timer 1 2 msg # The bottle landed on %nick $+ !
    .timer 1 3 msg # $nick $read(stb.txt,%s) %nick $+ !
  }
}
on owner:TEXT:!add*:*:{
  write stb.txt $2-
  .msg $nick Added $2-
}

Anyone heard me? The bot has been down for some time, this snippet is useless!

lol well the Trapbot has been down so no need for this snippet now.

The infamous Termz has returned. :D

All I can think ryan is saying is: What the hell are these people saying that I have 40+ e-mail notifications!!!!

That has to be a bash.org quote. :D

Thank you Teen. Now maybe ryan can learn how to use regex.(and maybe he won't kill us for giving him 20 notices on his snippet) ;)

Teen: Could you please be professional? If you have issues, settle them in messages. And does it matter who explains it? You being mad at Jethro_ doesn't tell anyone anything other than that you are angry with him.

Instead of just telling people to change it to regex, how about describing it also? It might help the coder post regex rather you post comments.

oh, lol. Nice job on the snippet.

um, lol who are you talking to?

Rather than:

nick PUT ACTIVE NAME HERE

Why not do an "on LOAD" event to set the var for it.
Like:

on *:LOAD:{ set %anick $$?"Enter away nick." }

Then that line could be:

nick %anick

lol I'll test those ideas Teen and SunnyD. Thanks for feedback, rate if you'd like. :D

It saves passwords for those of you with bad memory. (I'm not uploading a screen shot because I have my actual passwords in it ;))

I'll make an update.

It's a quote system that can be run through commands and a dialog. /quote search Searches quotes for quotes matching the term. /quote clear Clears all quotes. /quote Messages active window a random quote. /quote last Messages active window last quote added. /quote total Echoes total number of quotes. /quote Messages quote number. /addquote Adds the quote and tells the number. /quotes Opens the quote..

Cool snippet Ford, like it. :D