Random Topic Styles

By shugo103 on Jun 24, 2006

What it does is when you type @nt -your topic- It will place -your topic- Into a topic design.

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GlobalAnomaly   -  Sep 05, 2009
alias nt {
 if ($me isop $chan) {
    set %nt $rand(1,6)
  if (%nt == 1) { .topic $chan 13*~`11~*|*~`8~*|*~ 7-==-9 $2- 7-==-8 ~*|*~`11~*|*~`13~* 11 }
  if (%nt == 2) { .topic $chan 4,4.4,1*8,8.8,1*13,13.13,1*9,9.9,1*4,4.0,12~ $2- !4,1.8,1*13,13.13,1*9,9.9,1*4,4.0,12 }
  if (%nt == 3) { .topic $chan 13_,.=椺` `=.,. $2- _,.=椺` `=.,. }
  if (%nt == 4) { .topic $chan 11-=<{([ 12 $+ $2- 11])}>=- }
  if (%nt == 5) { .topic $chan 12-0,122,12`12,21,2`2,10,1 $2- 2,1`1,212,2`2,120,12`12,0- 11 }
  if (%nt == 6) { .topic $chan 4,00,45,44,51,55,14,1 $2- 4,00,45,44,51,55,14, 11 }
}
else { echo -a No access. | halt }
}

Or something like that :o

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miniCruzer   -  Sep 04, 2009

aaslyfox is right, you need to protect the topic. This should keep anyone who isn't an op from changing the topic

on 1:text:@nt*:#: {
  if ( $nick isop $chan) {
    set %nt $rand(1,6)
    if (%nt == 1) { .topic $chan 13??*~`11~*??|??*~`8~*??|??*~ 7-=?=-9 $2- 7-=?=-8 ~*??|??*~`11~*??|??*~`13~*?? 11 }
    if (%nt == 2) { .topic $chan 4,4.4,1*8,8.8,1*13,13.13,1*9,9.9,1*4,4.0,12~ $2- !4,1.8,1*13,13.13,1*9,9.9,1*4,4.0,12 }
    if (%nt == 3) { .topic $chan 13_?,.??=???`? ?`?????=??.,?. $2- _?,.??=???`? ?`?????=??.,?. }
    if (%nt == 4) { .topic $chan 11-=<{([ 12 $+ $2- 11])}>=- }
    if (%nt == 5) { .topic $chan 12-?0,12?2,12`?12,2?1,2`?2,1?0,1 $2- 2,1`?1,2?12,2`?2,12?0,12`?12,0?- 11 }
    if (%nt == 6) { .topic $chan 4,0?0,4?5,4?4,5?1,5?5,1?4,1 $2- 4,0?0,4?5,4?4,5?1,5?5,1?4, 11 }
  }
}
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aaslyfox   -  Jul 19, 2006

Uhh, this is open to abuse.
Someone just needs to join and type the command, and you\'ll change the topic of the channel.
I don\'t think you can activate your own scripts through a text, so try changing this to an Alias.

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shugo103   -  Jun 27, 2006

Sorry, I changed it yesterday.

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Cage   -  Jun 27, 2006

In your \"Authors Notes\" you tell people to type !nt when in fact the command is @nt. Might want to edit that...

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shugo103   -  Jun 26, 2006

Well, You need to have a second mIRC open, Then put it in the remotes then type @nt -Your Topic-

-Shugo103

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petrillo2000   -  Jun 26, 2006

ok sorry how do i get this to work ive added it to my remotes in the script editor?

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shugo103   -  Jun 25, 2006

So, People! How do you like the script?

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shugo103   -  Jun 24, 2006

Sorry but the autor\'s notes Should be: What it does is when you type !nt \"your topic\" It will place Into a topic design

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shugo103   -  Jun 24, 2006

It works fine for mIRCv6.2 and up

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