Erm, does this script work fo other people in a channel?

Eh... This is horrible!
I made this example script on the spot, but I guess you get the idea of it...

on *:INPUT:#: {
  if ($regex($1,/(:?[+|-])(:?(\\w+))/S)) {
    if ($regml(2) isincs $remove($chanmodes,$chr(44))) {
      mode # $regml(1) $+ $v1 $2-
    }
  }
}

ugh AdrianF please use the code tags when posting a code

You should add a kick, a kick/ban, an akick, and perm rank to your mode script

like..

if ($1 == .kb) {
mode # +b fulladdress
kick # $2-
}

or

if ($1 == .permop) {
chanserv aop # add $2
mode $ +o $2
}

I Modified It A little!
On Servers That dont know wat cs is.. i just put ChanServ

on :input:: {
if ($$1 === +I) { /mode # +I $me }
if ($$1 === +e) { /mode # +e $me }
if ($$1 === +v) { chanserv voice # $nick }
if ($$1 === +h) { chanserv halfop # $nick }
if ($$1 === +o) { chanserv op # $nick }
if ($$1 === +a) { chanserv protect # $nick }
if ($$1 === +q) { chanserv owner # $nick }
if ($$1 === +b) { mode # +b $$2!@ | inc %bans 1 }
if ($$1 === +c) { mode # +c }
if ($$1 === +e) { mode # +e $$2!@ }
if ($$1 === +I) { mode # +I $$2!@ }
if ($$1 === +i) { mode # +i }
if ($$1 === +k) { mode # +k $$2 }
if ($$1 === +l) { mode # +l $$2 }
if ($$1 === +m) { mode # +m }
if ($$1 === +n) { mode # +n }
if ($$1 === +p) { mode # +p }
if ($$1 === +s) { mode # +s }
if ($$1 === +t) { mode # +t }
if ($$1 === +z) { mode # +z }
if ($$1 === +C) { mode # +C }
if ($$1 === +G) { mode # +G }
if ($$1 === +M) { mode # +M }
if ($$1 === +K) { mode # +K }
if ($$1 === +L) { mode # +L $$2 }
if ($$1 === +N) { mode # +N }
if ($$1 === +Q) { mode # +Q }
if ($$1 === +R) { mode # +R }
if ($$1 === +S) { mode # +S }
if ($$1 === +T) { mode # +T }
if ($$1 === +V) { mode # +V }
if ($$1 === +u) { mode # +u }
if ($$1 === -v) { chanserv devoice # $nick }
if ($$1 === -h) { chanserv dehalfop # $nick }
if ($$1 === -o) { chanserv deop # $nick }
if ($$1 === -a) { chanserv deprotect # $nick }
if ($$1 === -q) { chanserv deowner # $nick }
if ($$1 === -b) { mode # -b $$2!@ }
if ($$1 === -c) { mode # -c }
if ($$1 === -e) { mode # -e $$2!@ }
if ($$1 === -I) { mode # -I $$2!@ }
if ($$1 === -i) { mode # -i }
if ($$1 === -k) { mode # -k }
if ($$1 === -l) { mode # -l }
if ($$1 === -m) { mode # -m }
if ($$1 === -n) { mode # -n }
if ($$1 === -p) { mode # -p }
if ($$1 === -s) { mode # -s }
if ($$1 === -t) { mode # -t }
if ($$1 === -z) { mode # -z }
if ($$1 === -C) { mode # -C }
if ($$1 === -G) { mode # -G }
if ($$1 === -M) { mode # -M }
if ($$1 === -K) { mode # -K }
if ($$1 === -L) { mode # -L }
if ($$1 === -N) { mode # -N }
if ($$1 === -Q) { mode # -Q }
if ($$1 === -R) { mode # -R }
if ($$1 === -S) { mode # -S }
if ($$1 === -T) { mode # -T }
if ($$1 === -V) { mode # -V }
if ($$1 === -u) { mode # -u }
if ($$1 === Die,) { chanserv akick # add $$2 [ %akicks ] | inc %akicks 1 }
if ($$1 === Remove,) { chanserv akick # del $$2 [ %akicks ] | inc %akicks 1 }
if ($$1 === Nick) { nick YourNickHere }
if ($$1 === -) { kick # $$2 [ %kicks ] | inc %kicks 1 }
if ($$1 === +vhoaq) { mode # +vhoaq $me $me $me $me $me }
if ($$1 === +vhoa) { mode # +vhoa $me $me $me $me }
if ($$1 === +vho) { mode # +vho $me $me $me }
if ($$1 === +vh) { mode # +vh $me $me }
if ($$1 === -vhoaq) { mode # -vhoaq $me $me $me $me $me }
if ($$1 === -vhoa) { mode # -vhoa $me $me $me $me }
if ($$1 === -vho) { mode # -vho $me $me $me }
if ($$1 === -vh) { mode # -vh $me $me }
if ($$1 === qop) {
chanserv voice # $me
chanserv halfop # $me
chanserv op # $me
chanserv protect # $me
chanserv owner # $me
}
if ($$1 === sop) {
chanserv voice # $me
chanserv halfop # $me
chanserv op # $me
chanserv protect # $me
}
if ($$1 === aop) {
chanserv voice # $me
chanserv halfop # $me
chanserv op # $me
}
}

It could be made easier. by far.
but good job. There is no real use for it unless you are using a bot.
Unless you are too lazy to type /mode #(room) +/-(mode) (nick)
Or just to lazy to right click

could be a LOT simpler

like on if $left($1,1) is +, mode $chan + $+ $left($1,2) $2

:\ w/e

These scripts are very common -- perhaps you could\'ve gone a bit further to make it a better Mode script: instead of having to do +N, +m, +i, you could\'ve made it so that if the +/- and letter are in the input, it does the command.

I think this script rock :D i use it alot :D!
So stop dissing it.

Script like this really do not need so many lines...

i could see some use in it for a bot being that it is an on input event /+- mode of choice ,add in some on text triggers for the bot to run the command/mode for you

Wouldn\'t it be better if once you\'ve activated the mode it notices you saying \" you have activated the mode +m, this means the channel is muted below voice. \" Like an explanation or soemthing?

Im my eyes, isnt that REALLY usless ;s?

I guess when you write in textarea \"qop\" and press enter it will do the things that qop has been set for.

What exactley does it do? I mean, yes, I see it sets crap loads of modes. But how do you use the snippet?