This really has no point, but it can be as funny as heck, and is fairly easy to edit. Whenever someone pings you, instead of getting a ping reply, they will get a random responce from you, in the form of a notice.
...yes, I was extemely bored when I made this, if your curious.
ctcp *:ping:*:{
set %pingrand $rand(1,8)
if (%pingrand == 1) {
notice $nick Does that mean you like me?
haltdef
}
elseif (%pingrand == 2) {
notice $nick Tee Hee! That Tickles!
haltdef
}
elseif (%pingrand == 3) {
notice $nick WOW! That Ping was COLD!
haltdef
}
elseif (%pingrand == 4) {
notice $nick Watch where you aim those Pings! O_O
haltdef
}
elseif (%pingrand == 5) {
notice $nick Do it again! ^_^
haltdef
}
elseif (%pingrand == 6) {
notice $nick You gonna at least buy me a drink first?
haltdef
}
elseif (%pingrand == 7) {
notice $nick he he ha ha~
haltdef
}
elseif (%pingrand == 8) {
notice $nick stop!! ^___^
haltdef
}
}
lol funny ping responses. Um instead of seting a global var and all those elseif\'s you can do this as well..
ctcp *:ping:*:{
var %pingrand Does that mean you like me?,Tee Hee! That Tickles!,WOW! That Ping was COLD!,Watch where you aim those Pings! O_O,Do it again! ^_^,You gonna at least buy me a drink first?,he he ha ha~,stop!! ^___^
notice $nick $gettok(%pingrand,$r(1,8),44)
haltdef
}
eh just a thought...