2 addicting scripts

By Laxus on Feb 15, 2014

Awesome was a really popular script on my IRC but the one who made it left. So I decided to re-create it. It is very simple and meant to be that way. !powerlevel is one of the popular scripts as well, but just decided to create it.

on *:TEXT:!powerlevel*:#: {
  if (%flood [ $+ [ $nick ] $+ [ $right($1,-1) ] ] > 0) { notice $nick You must wait $duration($v1) in order to do that again. | halt }
  set -z %flood [ $+ [ $nick ] $+ [ $right($1,-1) ] ] 60
  msg # $nick powerlevel is $r(1,10000) $+ !
}

on *:TEXT:!awesome*:#: {
  if (%flood [ $+ [ $nick ] $+ [ $right($1,-1) ] ] > 0) { notice $nick You must wait $duration($v1) in order to do that again. | halt }
  set -z %flood [ $+ [ $nick ] $+ [ $right($1,-1) ] ] 60
  msg # $nick is $r(1,100) $+ % awesome today!
}

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axelwai - Feb 16, 2014

What do you mean timer for 30 seconds or both?
After typing !command for it to wait 60 seconds then act or allow people to use !command only after 60 seconds?

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Laxus - Feb 16, 2014

Timer after command. After !command, it would say you have to wait x amount of time. I have it for another script but I don't know how to fit it in.

blackvenomm666 - Feb 15, 2014

just put .timerawesome in front of msg on the awesome one and .timerpowerlevel before msg on the powerlevel

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Laxus - Feb 16, 2014

That puts a timer before the message, I want a timer that /notices $nick and says "You have to wait xAmounOfTime to use this command" And counts down. I have a timer but don't know how to fit it in, so I would just like a new timer for both of the scripts.

xKarpfen - Feb 17, 2014

just add a variable that prevents the usage
if(%floodawesome) { return }
set -u60 %floodawesome On

if you want to prevent single users from spamming it aswell you can add variables for each user
in this case every user that uses it has 60 second to wait while someone else can use the command after 30 seconds

if ($($+(%, floodawesome.,$nick),2) || (%floodawesome)) { return } 
set -u60 %floodawesome. $+ $nick On
set -u30 %floodawesome On

Hope i could help :)

Laxus - Feb 18, 2014

So like this:
on :TEXT:!awesome:#: msg # $nick is $r(1,100) $+ % awesome today! {
if(%floodawesome) { return }
set -u60 %floodawesome On
}

If that works is there any way I could show duration of the flood protection so it counts down, and how do I notice the person "You have to wait DURATIONHERE to use this command again."

xKarpfen - Feb 19, 2014

on *:TEXT:!awesome*:#: {
if ($($+(%, floodawesome.,$nick),2) || (%floodawesome)) { return }
set -u60 %floodawesome. $+ $nick On
set -u30 %floodawesome On
msg # $nick is $r(1,100) $+ % awesome today!
}

Thats how you would put it in.
Im not sure though how you would show the timer.
I got a similar script somewhere, if i find something i will tell you.

Laxus - Feb 19, 2014

Thank you karp, I have edited it and made it a bit more to my liking.
Edit: I also put it in message so no need to worry.