heh. I fixed it. XD
"on *:TEXT:!word:#: {"

Why are you halting?

yeah, should only be

.msg $chan .......... 

but just the same :)

wear point "." behind msg
if you do not want to see the writing of the script that runs
as I wrote above code

rofl xD

just kidding,,hehehe :P

on *:TEXT:!roulette:#: {
if ($nick !isop #) {
var %randmods = $rand(1,3)
if (%randmods == 1) msg $chan Roulette click!...Empty...You live to see another day $nick
if (%randmods == 2) msg $chan BANG! ... You were shot but live. There must be secert powers in your mod armor $nick
if (%randmods == 3) msg $chan BANG! ... The bullet missed, you only have your born moderation powers to thank $nick
}
else { RETURN }
}

So I am making a Roulette system, and I want the Mods to have different replies than the non-mods. I am lost again.

EDIT:

I went back and removed the ! from Roulette and now it works, is there something about having ! that wreaks the code?

There shouldn't be. You were typing !roulette and what would happen, if anything?

If you do not want ops to use the command "!roulette"

 on *:TEXT:!roulette:#:{
  if ($nick !isop $chan) {
    var %randmods = $rand(1,3)
    if (%randmods == 1) msg $chan Roulette click!...Empty...You live to see another day $nick 
    if (%randmods == 2) msg $chan BANG! ... You were shot but live. There must be secert powers in your mod armor $nick 
    if (%randmods == 3) msg $chan BANG! ... The bullet missed, you only have your born moderation powers to thank $nick 
  }
  else {
    msg $chan sorry you can not use the command
  }
} 

:D

It literally just will not respond with ! in front of the code...

• yup *

as an example
[i] <@Nos> !roulette

sorry you can not use the command * Nos sets mode: -o Nos !roulette BANG! ... The bullet missed, you only have your born moderation powers to thank Nos [/i]

let no lot line

 on *:TEXT:!roulette:#:{
  if ($nick !isop $chan) {
    var %randmods = Roulette click!...Empty...You live to see another day $nick $+ |BANG! ... You were shot but live. There must be secert powers in your mod armor $nick $+ |BANG! ... The bullet missed, you only have your born moderation powers to thank $nick 
    msg $chan $gettok(%randmods,$rand(1,3),124)
  }
} 

on *:TEXT:Hello:#:{
.set %msg.nick $snick($active,1) | .set %msg.chan $active $chan | /set %RandomAnswer $rand(1,8)
if (%RandomAnswer == 1) { msg $active %msn.chan Hello %msg.nick :) }
if (%RandomAnswer == 2) { msg $active %msn.chan Hi There %msg.nick :p }
if (%RandomAnswer == 3) { msg $active %msn.chan Hey %msg.nick :0 HIIIIIII Ya }
if (%RandomAnswer == 4) { msg $active %msn.chan Hello %msg.nick :P how you doing }
if (%RandomAnswer == 5) { msg $active %msn.chan :) %msg.nick hi there :D }
if (%RandomAnswer == 6) { msg $active %msn.chan Hey %msg.nick Welcome back :p }
if (%RandomAnswer == 7) { msg $active %msn.chan Hey Good to see ya %msg.nick how you doing :) }
if (%RandomAnswer == 8) { msg $active %msn.chan Were ya been %msg.nick Hi there :p }
}

• @pony_Buzzen : you should use: msg $chan *

 on *:TEXT:Hello:#:{
  .set %msg.nick $nick | .set %msg.chan $chan | .set %RandomAnswer $rand(1,8)
  if (%RandomAnswer == 1) { msg %msg.chan Hello %msg.nick :) }
  if (%RandomAnswer == 2) { msg %msg.chan Hi There %msg.nick :p }
  if (%RandomAnswer == 3) { msg %msg.chan Hey %msg.nick :0 HIIIIIII Ya }
  if (%RandomAnswer == 4) { msg %msg.chan Hello %msg.nick :P how you doing }
  if (%RandomAnswer == 5) { msg %msg.chan :) %msg.nick hi there :D }
  if (%RandomAnswer == 6) { msg %msg.chan Hey %msg.nick Welcome back :p } 
  if (%RandomAnswer == 7) { msg %msg.chan Hey Good to see ya %msg.nick how you doing :) }
  if (%RandomAnswer == 8) { msg %msg.chan Were ya been %msg.nick Hi there :p }
} 

:D

One small note first off: elseif should be used after the first if, otherwise, mIRC will check every condition, even if one has already worked.

Exuviax - Do you have any other on TEXT events above the roulette one? Particularly, any like on :TEXT:!:#: ? There's nothing about using an ! that would cause the script to not work, but having a non-specific event like that, could.

pony_Buzzen - nos is right: $active returns the name of the currently active window... Which means, for example,that if somebody triggers your script in #stuff, and #what is your currently active window, you'll msg #what with the response.

But nos. Why use variables for $nick and $chan? And why global o_O

Another possible way to go about something like this, btw, would be to just put the responses - one per line - in a plain text file, and use $read() to return a random line from that file (which it will by default)

Example: Say this is the content of a file called "goodblankresponses.txt" in your $mircdir:

Good morning!
Good afternoon!
Good evening!
Good bye.
Good going.
Good game.
Good riddance!
Good thing proicons beat me to the $!read() suggestion.

Then you could just simply create a script like:

on *:TEXT:!Good:#:msg # $read(goodblankresponses.txt)

Which when triggered, would respond with one of the lines from that file.

@Meta : I think similar to

on *:TEXT:!Good:#:{
  goto $rand(1,3)
  :1
  msg $chan blablabla
  halt
  :2
  msg $chan blablabla
  halt
  :3
  msg $chan blablabla
  halt
} 

i understand that . but he reason why i use msg $active and set channel is if on more then one rooms it will msg the channel were said word was , and not the my own active channel , if im talking else were . I also use the read short commands
.set %msg.nick $snick($active,1) | .set %msg.chan $active $chan

But after looking at your coding closer , i can see what you mean , but at the same time , on buzzen mine works now and it aint broke dont fix it LOL
thank you for the reply
I will remeber your advice on my next release