By Torres126 on Mar 29, 2016This is a mIRC "spin" script which has colours, different options and can be customised.
To add more, from line 14-15 add the same code as line 13 but edit the number to 7. For example, like this.
elseif %r = 7 { %msg = custom message here }
Then edit line 3 with the second to last character as seven or higher.
on *:TEXT:!spin:#:{
if $nick(#,0) > 2 {
var %t $v1,%msg,%nick $me,%r $r(1,9)
while %nick = $me || %nick = $nick {
%nick = $nick(#,$r(1,%t))
}
describe # 4is spinning the bottle..
.timer 1 2 msg # 2The bottle landed on %nick $+ !
if %r = 1 { %msg = 3has to kiss the lips of }
elseif %r = 2 { %msg = 3has to make out with }
elseif %r = 3 { %msg = 3has to kill }
elseif %r = 4 { %msg = 3has to lick }
elseif %r = 5 { %msg = 3has to kiss the cheek of }
elseif %r = 6 { %msg = 3has to kick }
elseif %r = 7 { %msg = 3has to scratch }
elseif %r = 8 { %msg = 3has to slap }
elseif %r = 9 { %msg = 3has to give all their money to }
}
.timer 1 3 msg # $nick %msg %nick $+ !
.timer 1 4 notice $nick 6Make sure you carry out the deed!
}
}
Enjoy!
There's an easier way to achieve this. Since your responses all have the same prefix "has to", you can just toss that into the response itself and create a list of items you want to add using tokens. Then you wouldn't need to keep track of how many tokens you have, since you can just use $numtok(text, C) to get the number of tokens and comparing it to %r. After doing this, you just append the returned token to your response and it makes the script much more usable. You can also use a text file and allow people to add their own responses via a command if you'd like.
doesn't this script looks like the same script by ZirixZero. http://hawkee.com/snippet/8033/ you just added few sentences.
You could set up a timer to check when the last time someone spoke. Use a hash table to store the ctime and check it against the time the command is used as a timeout.