nice game :P
im not going to use it but maybe my friend wants for his channel ;)

@Pangaea i wanted to call it wale and not whale :D just for fun

but i actually dont know how to make spam protection XD

ok but plz got to FWS V2 there is my better one...

@kentaro kurosaki i cant find

 if ($nick != "mynick") { ignore -u60 $nick } 

in my script...

@WorldDMT what do you mean?
there is a spam protection in it

what is describe?

this is Funny Wale Script V2 because v1 was fucked/messed up here is FWS V1 : http://www.hawkee.com/snippet/9298/

@mashhitDK THANKS!!
i found a site with some tuts and i am learning from there.
is %spam made by mIRC or did you made it yourself? and what are the options of spam? what do it consider as spam?

@MashhitDK thx for help.
you know that i am a noob in scripting, i dont know how to make flood protection can you also explain that? or give me a nice site where i can learn everything about mIRC scripting.

@SunnyD i dont understand what you say?
what is wrong with my script?
and what do you mean with this?: This has been the case on more than one whale.

@MashhitDK tons of thanks man.
i dont see much differents with my script but i think i will use it this way if everybody likes it in this way.
this is my first official script/snippet and i dont know alot about scripting in mIRC yet. i learned everything from a site (#beginners)
and i need some things that must be complained because otherway i cant use it on my next scripts
tell me a little bit about else/elseif/if (very little bit i think i know most of it and do it need end if?)
what do this mean? (!$2) i know $2 but why !?
and do you exactly mean with $strip?
it would be very nice if anyone can answer those questions.
thanks in advanced

so you guys mean istead of:
[spoiler]

on 1:Text:!wale help:#: {
  /notice $nick welcome to wale help
  /notice $nick Example: !wale <command>
  /notice $nick -
  /notice $nick wale show commands:
  /notice $nick "fail" for failwale (failwale is used %failc times)
  /notice $nick "win" for winwale (winwale is used %winc times)
  /notice $nick "love" for lovewale (lovewale is used %lovec times)
  /notice $nick "heart" for heartwale (heartwale is used %heartc times)
  /notice $nick "nrml" for normal wale (normalwale is used %normalc times)
  /notice $nick "lol" for lolwale (lolwale is used %lolc times)
  /notice $nick "cool" for coolwale (coolwale is used %coolc times)
  /notice $nick "callme" for call me wale (callme wale is used %callmec times)
  /notice $nick -
  /notice $nick other commands:
  /notice $nick "stats" shows the stats
  /notice $nick "credits"
  /notice $nick thank you for using!
}

[/spoiler]

on *:text:!wale help*:#:{
 if ($2 == win) { 
;Commands for Wale Win here;
welcome to wale help
 Example: !wale <command>
  -
  wale show commands:
  "fail" for failwale (failwale is used %failc times)
  "win" for winwale (winwale is used %winc times)
  "love" for lovewale (lovewale is used %lovec times)
  "heart" for heartwale (heartwale is used %heartc times)
  "nrml" for normal wale (normalwale is used %normalc times)
  "lol" for lolwale (lolwale is used %lolc times)
  "cool" for coolwale (coolwale is used %coolc times)
  "callme" for call me wale (callme wale is used %callmec times)
  -
  other commands:
   "stats" shows the stats
  "credits"
  thank you for using!
 }
 }

but i think i understand it wrong...

}

can you show it with one command?
or if can some

@SunnyD can u explain if($2 == win) ?
idk what it mean or do
and what do it do? msg/notice/query/channel?

@abcdefmonkey
lol i know it is whale but that whale is called fail wale
about nicklist sorry i forgot the last steps of that and also didnt test that i thought that is easy and is good :D
i fixed it and now it must work. but hawkee do not support unicode do it? because the whale must look like:
and how can i make it shorter?

this script make you able to send wales like fail wale :D you can use it manually by clicking on anyone in the nick and hover over wales and choose a wale. other peoples can do it 2. by saying !wale help you automaticly notice people with the commands and etc. if they choose a wale you automaticly say: ...wale (requested by ...)